A Rhode Island Coalition

We are a coalition of organizations and individuals. Our mission is to serve as an effective voice for developing and advocating policies and laws that protect and enhance Rhode Island's environment. We are proud of our long history of environmental advocacy dating back to 1972.

State affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation
Set legislative priorities annually
Issue Green Report Card biannually (in even years)
Presented the Senator John H. Chafee Conservation Leadership Awards annually from 2000 to 2014
Present Loraine Tisdale Environmental Education Awards annually

Building Resilient & Equitable Communities After COVID-19

2020 ECRI & ECRI Education Fund's Annual Meeting
June 1st 5:00pm

A virtual meeting via Zoom due to social distancing restrictions featuring a special panel discussion on how the COVID-19 pandemic can help RI become a more livable, healthy place for all Rhode Islanders.

Panelists will be:

Marcela Betancur, Director of the RI Latino Policy Institute at Roger Williams University
Amelia Rose, Executive Director of Groundwork RI
Jim Vincent, President of the NAACP Providence Branch

While the event is free, we are asking that those who can to consider making a donation or become a sponsor.

The Environment Council would like to thank our longtime supporters who have stepped up to support this years gathering:

◊ Audubon Society of Rhode Island
◊ Conservation Law Foundation
◊ Empire Loan
◊ Green Energy Consumers Alliance
◊ Meg Kerr/Bob Vanderslice
◊ Save The Bay
◊ SOLUTIθNS™ SERVICE SYSTEMS, Inc.
◊ The Nature Conservancy

=> Register Here!

ECRI's Earth Day Op-ed published in eco-RI:

Earth Day and Pandemic Remind Us of Need
to Build Resilient Communities

Review our most recent Green Report Card.

The report highlights critical environmental issues that were considered by state legislators during the 2017 – 2018 sessions. Read more

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Environment Council of Rhode Island

...building an ecologically healthy future in a sustainable economy

Building Resilient & Equitable Communities After COVID-19

Review our most recent Green Report Card.

The report highlights critical environmental issues that were considered by state legislators during the 2017 – 2018 sessions. Read more