Let an Audubon guide take your group of up to four people on a private two-hour natural history or birdwatching tour in Southeastern New England! Audubon guides specialize in birds, but they are also excellent naturalists who can focus on your interests, including trees, flowers, insects or geology.

The Environment Council of Rhode Island (ECRI) released its biennial Green Report Card today which summarizes the performance of the administration and legislature on environmental priorities. In the midst of crises of public health, justice, and climate change, the General Assembly and Administration fail to act on environmental policy.

This year, the RI Resource Conservation and Development Council's Coverts Workshop is going VIRTUAL! The programs will be presented in two online, free ZOOM sessions on November 7th and 14th. RI Coverts Project is an education program designed to help forest landowners promote the development of critical wildlife habitats. Click to download the flyer for more information (PDF download may take a moment.)

Read the recent Newport This Week article written by Audubon's Senior Director of Education Lauren Parmelee, "Learning to Live With Coyotes"!

In this issue: Taking care of your fall leaves; Stand Up For Forests; Legislative Update - No State Bond Referendums on November Ballot; Vermont Passes Climate Bill; and National Audubon webinar - An Inside Look: Radical Climate Action. To stay informed and take action with Audubon, sign up to recieve the Eagle Eye in your email inbox.