What the Owl Sees
Perched in a tree in the Blackstone Park Conservation District one December afternoon, a feathery Barred Owl stares straight ahead, its dark-ringed brown eyes observing
Perched in a tree in the Blackstone Park Conservation District one December afternoon, a feathery Barred Owl stares straight ahead, its dark-ringed brown eyes observing
The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now. To make this your best time to
Climate change is not news to Rhode Island, a leader in adapting to intensifying storms. Nor is it news to the Blackstone Parks Conservancy (BPC),
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This gorgeous barred owl was seen one afternoon last December in the woods at Blackstone Park. What a beautiful reminder that our urban public parks
Have your broker contact the Blackstone Parks Conservancy’s broker:
Kirsten A. Bagaglia, CRPC
Bank RI Investment Services
77 Highland Avenue
E. Providence, RI 02914
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