The Forest Health Works Project is requesting proposals for free invasive plant control projects in communities across Rhode Island.  Approximately five sites will be selected state-wide. Land trusts, towns, watershed groups, etc. are eligible to apply. For further information, download an application or email FHWP_RFP@rinhs.org 
 
Application Due Date: Friday, Sept. 3rd

Mark your calendars!
 
Forest Health Works Project (FHWP) Open House
When:       Monday, August 23rd, 7 – 8:30pm
Where:      W. Alton Jones Campus -  Environmental Education Center, West Greenwich, RI

This is a community event where you can meet our high school summer crew, enjoy coffee & dessert, and learn about the current and future Forest Health Works Projects! The FHWP is a project of the Rhode Island Natural History Survey, in partnership between state and local organizations, to help improve the health & sustainability of Rhode Island’s forests by inventorying and restoring up to 50,000 acres of priority forestland for invasive plants. 
 
We welcome the opportunity to meet members of the community and showcase our work. We hope to see you there!
 
For more information, please contact us at 401-874-5800  
 
Directions to the W. Alton Jones Campus Environmental Education Center