Nature PEI

Nature PEI
The Natural History Society of Prince Edward Island

Field Trips and Special Events

Nature PEI offers Field Trips several times a year for nature enthusiasts of all ages and experience, and participates in major endeavours, such as the Christmas Bird Count, which is happening in four locations and dates in the next month: Sunday, December 14th: East Point; Saturday, December 20th: PEI National Park; Saturday, December 27th: Hillsborough; Saturday, January 4th: Montague. More details on our News Page and in the Calendar of Events.

Monthly Meetings

From October to June, Nature PEI (the Natural History Society of Prince Edward Island) meets on the first Tuesday at 7:30PM to share current sightings and enjoy a unique presentation on a natural history-related topic. December 2nd's meeting was cancelled due to weather and the presentation featuring Dr. Kathy Martin and Diane Griffin on "Birds, Gorillas and Nature Travel in Uganda" will be rescheduled in Spring 2026. January 6th, 2026, is the Annual General Meeting and will feature a presentation by Julie-Lynn Zahavich. More details at our Calendar of Events.

Projects / Citizen Science

Nature PEI has spearheaded a variety of projects on the flora and fauna of Prince Edward Island, inviting interested individuals to watch and record valuable observations. April brings the City Nature Challenge, and August and October bring "MycoBlitzes", short, intense surveys of mushroom species present in our region. Nature PEI is working on a freshwater snail project currently (more details on our News page). A list of past Projects can be found under the "Get Involved" drop-down menu, above.

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About Nature PEI

Prince Edward Island is one of the Maritime Provinces on the east coast of Canada and is home to a rich variety of ecosystems, and terrestrial and marine life.

Nature PEI (the formal name is the Natural History Society of Prince Edward Island) was established in 1969. Nature PEI is a registered, non-profit, charitable organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. Promoting understanding, appreciation, and conservation of nature are our primary mandates.

“Original and with an innate understanding of their customer’s needs, the team at Love Nature are always a pleasure to work with.”

Jane Miller

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