As part of its natural history mandate the PEI Museum & Heritage Foundation publishes in The Island Magazine articles on natural history topics:
- Francis Bain: Farmer Naturalist – by Kathy Martin
- Introducing the Striped Skunk – by Rosemary Curley
- The Ubiquitous Hare – by Rosemary Curley
- The Wily Coyote – by Randy Dibblee
- The View from the Hill – by Lawson Drake
- Wild in The City – by Diane Griffin, Doug Kelly & Ian MacQuarrie
- An Infinite Number of Wood Pigeons – by Geoff Hogan
- Roads Less Travelled By: Scenic Heritage Roads on Prince Edward Island – by Fred Horne and Jackie Waddell
- White Gold and Train Oil: The Walrus on Prince Edward Island – by Geoff Hogan
- The People’s Forest – by J Dan McAskill
- Plagues of Mice – by Ian MacQuarrie
- Stinky Willie – by Ian MacQuarrie
- Hunting for Money: Market Gunning on Prince Edward Island – by Ian MacQuarrie & Daryl Guignion
- Things that Slither – by Ian MacQuarrie and Kate Warren
- Things that Jump – by Ian MacQuarrie and Kate Warren
- Bear Facts the History and Folklore of Island Bears – Pt I – by Jim Hornby including The Black Bear on Prince Edward Island: A Natural History – by Stan Vass
- Bear Facts the History and Folklore of Island Bears – Pt II – by Jim Hornby
- Bathygnathus Comes Home – by John DeGrace
- In the Footsteps of Jesse Walter Fewkes; Early Archaeology on Rustico Island – by Michael A. O’Grady
- The Beaver on Prince Edward Island: Seeking a Balance – by Randy Dibblee
- Mrs. Haviland’s Plants – by Elinor Vass
- Prince Edward Island’s Early Natural History Society – by Winifred (Cairns) Warren
- Jet Set (Crows) – by Ian & Kate MacQuarrie
- The Essential Salt Marsh – by Rosemary Curley
- Of Lupins and Loosestrife – by Ian & Kate MacQuarrie
- Soaring in Inspired Anticipation Pollen Producers of Prince Edward Island- by Ian & Kate MacQuarrie
- In the Story of Earth, The Page Called Prince Edward Island – by John R. DeGrace
- Digging Ditches – by Ian & Kate MacQuarrie
- A River Ran Through It – by Kate MacQuarrie
- The Department of the Marine and the Search For Masts on Isle Saint-Jean – by Douglas Sobey
- Expansion of Charlottetown Along the Hillsborough Shore – by Rosemary Curley
- Great Expectations: The Cape Wolfe Gold Rush of 1883 – John Cousins
- Two Early Descriptions of Prince Edward Island – Earle Lockerby
- The Return of the Bald Eagle – Gerald MacDougall
- Of Mosquitoes and Men – Donna J. Giberson
- What’s in a Name? The Acadian-French Names for the Trees of Prince Edward Island – Douglas Sobey (issue 63)
- The Early History of Atlantic Salmon on Prince Edward Island – Todd Dupuis (issue 64)
- The Fall – and Rise ? – of White Pine in the Forest of Prince Edward Island – William Glen & Douglas Sobey (issue 65)
- Came From Away, Here to Stay: A Glance at Green Crab Natural History – Pedro A Quijon (issue 67)
- Sugar Shack Bugs – Christopher Majka (issue 68)
- Batty About Island Bats – Lynne Burns (issue 69)
- Murderous Gangs: The Purple Pitcher Plant in PEI – Donna Giberson and Christian Lacroix (issue 70)
- Victoria Park: A Natural History – Beth Hoar (issue 71)
