Environmental Council of Rhode Island Annual Coffee Hour

Join the Environmental Council of Rhode Island at its annual Coffee Hour at the State House! ECRI members and leaders of the environmental community will connect over coffee and refreshments to kick-off the 2020 legislative session. Join the conversation on emerging policy priorities for Rhode Island!

Wednesday, January 15, 2020
at 3:00 PM at the State House Library

Parking
Metered parking is available on Smith, Francis and Gaspee Streets. Another option is to park in the Providence Place Mall parking garage (.5 mile walk)

Questions about the event?

ghwacdcden6n

Name

First Name *

Last Name

Email Address

Thank Your Legislator for 2019 (or encourage them to do better!)

See how your state representative and senator performed in 2017 and 2018 using ECRI's latest Green Report Card (the report card is released biannually, so there is no grades assigned yet for 2019). Contact them with thanks or encourage them to be more environmentally responsible, using our instructions and letter template, here.

Contact your Legislator →

Latest News and Events

December 19, 2024

Winter Wildlife Survival Strategies

While humans may take their cozy homes for granted when winter sets in, the strategies that wildlife have developed to cope with the plunging temperatures, biting wind and lack of food are as creative and innovative as they are necessary.

July 19, 2024

Audubon Avian Research Launches Study on Insect Diversity and Abundance

A bird’s food may be small but it plays a clear and critical role in species survival, not to mention habitat conservation and ecosystem balance, both important for wildlife and humans alike. This effort to create a “Bird Food Baseline” is part of the overall RI Audubon Avian Research Initiative.

June 14, 2024

From DDT to SGARs, Audubon Society of Rhode Island Advocates Against Pesticides

On June 14, 1972– 52 years ago today– the Environmental Protection Agency issued the final order banning all DDT products. Audubon Society of Rhode Island helped advocate for this ban: and our fight against dangerous pesticides continues today.