Exeter, RI Brush Fire – NECN
Residents asked to evacuate as brush fire burns in Rhode Island town | WPBN
Governor briefed on West Greenwich brush fire - Rhode Island Current
Narragansett firefighters battle brush fire in 8 acres of woods | ABC6
DEM: Exeter brush fire was RI's largest since 1942 | WPRI.com
Exeter Brush Fire: National Guard, Crews Respond - WarwickPost.com
West Greenwich wildfire burns 200 acres
Some shots from last week's brush fire in Exeter, RI. According to the DEM, it was RI's largest brush fire since 1942 burning nearly 600… | Instagram
Residents asked to evacuate as brush fire burns in Rhode Island town | WPBN
Massive Rhode Island brush fire causes stretches 700 acres - YouTube
70-Acre Fire Breaks out in Windham, Drought Deepens Across Connecticut and Rhode Island - CT Examiner
Residents asked to evacuate as brush fire burns in Rhode Island town | WCHS
Forest Fire Program | Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management
Connecticut Firefighters Help Fight Massive Brush Fire in Rhode Island – NBC Connecticut
Frequency of Brush Fires This Summer Could Offer Glimpse into Rhode Island's Future - ecoRI News
Gusty winds, dry conditions bring brush fires to Rhode Island | WJAR
News Center — Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization
Massive brush fire burns 700 acres in Exeter | WPRI.com
DEM: Exeter brush fire was RI's largest since 1942 | WPRI.com
Rhode Island Using Planned Fires To Prevent Large Wildfires | Coventry, RI Patch
Brush fire burns in Exeter, Rhode Island - YouTube
R.I. DEM, fire officials urge compliance with spring red flag warnings after rise in brush fires | Police & Courts | thewesterlysun.com
Many brush fires are caused in RI due to improper open burning. Be safe when disposing of yard waste! | By Rhode Island Division of Forest Environment, Wildland Fire Control | Facebook
Evacuation order lifted in Exeter as crews work to contain brush fire | WJAR
Four Days in May: The 1942 Rhode Island Forest Fires - New England Historical Society
Wildfires have burned a combined area the size of Delaware and Rhode Island -- and then some
New England wildfire concerns growing due to climate change, weather
