2025 Napatree Point Conservation Area Calendar
Enjoy the beauty of nature year-round with our beautiful 2025 Napatree Point Conservation Area calendar, featuring breathtaking photographs that capture the essence of Napatree Point throughout the seasons, with each month showcasing a stunning, high-resolution image highlighting the diverse landscapes, vibrant wildlife, and serene seascapes of this coastal gem.
A perfect gift for nature lovers and a wonderful photographic compilation of this important Conservation Area for all.
Special Thanks to the photographers who generously donated their wonderful images for this project.
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Enamel Camp Mug
Our Enamel Camp Mug seamlessly blends nostalgic aesthetics with modern durability. Whether on the campground, a boat deck, poolside or at your own kitchen table, enjoy your beverage experience with a mug that’s more than just a vessel – it’s an homage to beautiful Napatree Point with every sip.
Features: Durable Stainless Steel Camp Mug 11 fl oz. with enamel coating. Lead and Cadmium Free; Conforms to Food Grade Requirements of FDA, LFGB, EEC Packaging includes branded product and care instructions card and protective white box. Dimension: 3.1” x 3.4” / 8 x 8.6cm. Handwashing is recommended for best results of longevity of design.
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Napatree Point: A Decade of Stewardship
Hardcover Book
by Dr. Peter August, Janice Sassi, and Daniel T. Cole
The Napatree Point Conservation Area is an 86-acre nature preserve on the southwestern tip of Rhode Island. Designated a Globally Important Bird Area by the National Audubon Society because of its importance as a migratory stopover, Napatree is a breeding and foraging site for endangered species including Piping Plovers, Least Terns, and American Oystercatchers. The Napatree habitats; maritime shrubland, maritime herbaceous dune, and maritime beach strand are the top-ranking habitats of greatest conservation need in Rhode Island.
Since 2013, The Watch Hill Conservancy has published an annual State of Napatree report that contains monitoring data on its fauna, flora, and geology. This incredible, comprehensive overview represents a decade of monitoring, stewardship, and public education programs on this important conservation site.
Product Details:
Hardback
8.5 x 11 inches
354 pages
ISBN: 979-8-9890369-0-5
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YETI Mugs!
Enjoy your favorite beverage in a Conservancy Logo Yeti. The Yeti Rambler is a 20oz tumbler made from durable stainless steel and double vacuum sealed to keep your drinks warm or cold. Whether you are taking a cup of hot coffee to start your day or an iced coffee on a hot summer’s day, Yeti keeps your beverages at the perfect temperature.
Choose between NAVY BLUE and STEEL GRAY: $50 (with free shipping). To purchase use the form below.
Watch Hill Through Time Hardcover Book
Watch Hill Through Time, Chaplin Bradford Barnes: In 2005, the Conservancy published Watch Hill Through Time: The Evolution of a New England Shoreline Community, By Chaplin Bradford Barnes. Watch Hill Through Time chronicles the evolution of Rhode Island shore community from its geological origins, through its phases as an Indian encampment and a colonial fishing and farming community, to its heyday as a fashionable Victorian hotel and cottage colony, and ultimately to its twentieth-century maturity as a unique family summer resort. Woven into the fabric of this ecological and social history are tales of heroism, of wars, marine disaster, fires and hurricanes, as well as glimpses into the lives of some of those who have shaped Watch Hill’s development. Handsomely illustrated, it is a key to knowing Watch Hill.
Download free or purchase the hardcover edition: $80 (with free shipping). To purchase use the form below.
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