Freshwater springs feed all of the rivers on Prince Edward Island; however, they have many unique characteristics of their own that have been relatively unexplored. Springs are focused areas of discharge from groundwater and in many places seem to bubble out of the ground. These cold temperature habitats have developed a unique assembly of species […]
The Natural History Society of PEI will feature guest speakers Dwaine Oakley and Ben Hoteling for their March meeting. Dwaine and Ben will be presenting some of their work concerning the American Kestrel nest box program on Prince Edward Island. Dwaine reveals that it will be a fascinating look into North America\’s most colourful raptor
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Photographer Shirley Gallant, who has been photographing Island birds and wildlife for the past five years, will give a presentation of her photos at the February meeting of Natural History Society. Shirley will discuss how to locate and photograph \”wild critters\” and how to get close to those shy birds and skittish animals. Shirley alludes
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There are a couple of Maritimes Butterfly Atlas events being put on by John Klymko a zoologist with the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre. These are being done in conjunction with the Natural History Society of PEI, and the PEI National Park. Details on the events are below. Presentation: Date Friday August 12, 2011 Start
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