The Partnership provides support and resources for volunteer Friends groups seeking to transform their neighborhood parks into thriving green spaces that reflect the needs and character of the community. The Partnership works with the Department of Parks and Recreation to: cultivate, nurture, and support Friends groups; develop city-wide partnerships for resources, programming, and events that will be available to Friends groups; and establish a network of Friends groups and community partners to share best practices and resources, celebrate volunteers and parks, and increase awareness of parks and the people who care for them.

To protect birds and the places they need. We conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and their habitats, for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.

Our mission is to cultivate a community of transformative learning and service, committed to spiritual development, social compassion, and care for the Earth.

Enrich lives by providing quality programs and facilities that connect people with nature and each other.

PRAWC is quasi-public agency created by the Rhode Island state legislature in 1972 whose mission is to improve and protect the Pawtuxet River and its watershed. PRAWC provides recreational places on the Pawtuxet River for public enjoyment, performs restoration projects, and conducts river cleanups and events in order to improve the quality of life in Rhode Island and render the river's 231 square mile watershed system fishable and swimmable. The PRAWC is a regional agency whose board of directors is made up of appointed representatives from each of the communities of Coventry, Cranston, Scituate, Warwick, and West Warwick.

The Peabody Mill Environmental Center provides a unique and stimulating setting for environmental and science education for children and adults of all ages, featuring opportunities to learn from nature outdoors in all seasons. The center complements existing school curriculums and provides a "living laboratory" for learning as children and adults observe and experience the natural world.