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Yard Waste Dumpster

Yard Waste Dumpster

Summer Dates for the Yard Waste Dumpster are:

June - 6th, 20th, & 27th

July - 11th

Aug - 1st, 22nd, 

Sept - 5th

2026 Annual Meeting

2026 Annual Meeting

The 2026 Annual Meeting will be held at the BSFD Community Center on

June 25th

Voting is from 3:00pm-7:00pm

Meeting will begin at 7:30pm

Yard Sale & Bulky Trash Pickup

Yard Sale & Bulky Trash Pickup

The 2026 BSFD Annual Yard Sale will be

July 18th

Followed by Bulky Trash Pickup Day on 

July 25th

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Details to follow

 

Summer Camp

Summer Camp

Calling all Bonnet Shores Residents ages 5-12 for a summer of fun and friendships! Summer Camp Registration is now open!!!

What’s going on

T-Shirt Fundraiser

Support the BSLT!

The Bonnet Shores Land Trust is raising funds to help protect, preserve, and enhance our Land Trust properties for future generations.

Land Trust T-shirts are $25 each (all sizes). All proceeds go towards conservation and preservation projects.

Thank you for supporting the Bonnet Shores Land Trust!

Protecting Wildlife is a Team Effort!

Helping Ospreys Nest Safely

Ospreys are drawn to utility poles because they resemble tall trees near water. Nests built on electrical equipment can pose safety risks for birds and the power grid. We experienced this recently on the utility pole by the Community Center. Unfortunately, the Osprey was electrocuted but RI Energy was swift to respond by placing a nesting platform at the top of the pole giving future Ospreys a secure home. It’s a win for wildlife, reliability, and the environment. 🌎

You can help, too! If you notice a new osprey nest on utility equipment, call 855‑743‑1101 and share the pole number and nearest street address.

New Memorial Bench Program

Read about the New Memorial Bench Program protocols by clicking the link below. For existing program participants, Contact Forms and Consent Forms are due by March 31st!

Land Trust Spotlight

Local Wildlife Overview

Monica Tutko, Animal Control Officer from the Narragansett Police Department, provided a wonderful overview of our local wildlife including aspects of the various species in our area, do's and don'ts about interacting with wildlife and how land development and the use of chemicals is impacting their natural habitat. 

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