Updated March 7, 2024

Trail and Wildlife Refuge Closures

Please see below for updates on locations effected by storms, flooding, etc. - and check back here for updates before planning a visit.

CLOSURES

No closures at this time.
Warnings

No warnings at this time.

Here's How You Can Help

Please consider lending a helping hand in the coming days by:

Reporting Audubon trail issues you come across. Push small fallen branches off the trails when visiting. Please be careful on the trails and adhere to closures!
Donate to support repairs on our wildlife refuge trails.
Contact your elected officials: The increasing intensity and frequency of storms is a direct result of climate change caused by rampant emissions. Tell your elected officials that you support climate action and the implementation of better stormwater management in your community. Find your officials here!

Latest Stories on the Blog

October 5, 2026

Something is Happening to Rhode Island’s Ospreys

Audubon’s 2026 data reveal one of the lowest nesting success rates recorded in the past decade, mirroring trends observed along the Atlantic Coast.

September 29, 2026

RePower Audubon: Breaking Ground on First Solar Carport

The Audubon Society of Rhode Island was joined by government officials, community leaders, project partners and supporters on September 25, 2026, to break ground on a solar carport in Bristol, Rhode Island.

May 1, 2026

Look out for these spring migrants!

Grab your binoculars, a pencil, and some patience and head out to our refuges to find these feathered folks returning from their long-distance migratory journey (or birds that are on stopover!) Click here to download our spring migrant checklist.