Conserving the flora and fauna of a province is not some- thing that can be achieved by one person, one group or one government. Nature PEI is commencing a program to help Islanders better understand species at risk in Prince Edward Island, by letting them know just how many are out there, and their status. The species range from bumble bees […]
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Newsletters are typically published 4 times/year; available in Acrobat Reader in color through e-mail or hard copies on recycled paper in black and white sent by mail. Articles, reports, notes, plant records, bird sightings, pictures and other entry items can be sent to the current Editor, Morgan McNeil. The next submission deadline is December 1, 2022. Material from the
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Newsletters are typically published 4 times/year; available in Acrobat Reader in color through e-mail or hard copies on recycled paper in black and white sent by mail. Articles, reports, notes, plant records, bird sightings, pictures and other entry items can be sent to the current Editor, Morgan McNeil. The next submission deadline is May 20, 2023. Material from
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Newsletters are typically published 4 times/year; available in Acrobat Reader in color through e-mail or hard copies on recycled paper in black and white sent by mail. Articles, reports, notes, plant records, bird sightings, pictures and other entry items can be sent to the current Editor, Morgan McNeil. The next submission deadline is March 1, 2022. Material from
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Newsletters are typically published 4 times/year; available in Acrobat Reader in color through e-mail or hard copies on recycled paper in black and white sent by mail. Articles, reports, notes, plant records, bird sightings, pictures and other entry items can be sent to the current Editor, Morgan McNeil. The next submission deadline is August 20, 2023.Material from the
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No garden, however small, should contain less than two acres of rough woodland”. Lord Rothschild.
Even if your garden is not up to his standards, it can still be a valued home for birds. Some will be resident and a surprising variety will use it on migration. A few may stay to breed and some hardy species may overwinter. This workshop will allow you to identify your visitors and provide advice on making your garden more welcoming.
The Natural and Unnatural History of Bison in Manitoba – Not the Same Old Story. What more could there be to know about bison in Manitoba? Did you know that as many as five species of bison have wandered across the province over the last 40,000 years, or that Manitobans were instrumental in saving the Plains bison from extinction?
Saturday, Sunday and Monday (February 10-12) are the last days the Nature PEI Species-at-Risk (SAR) Travelling Museum will be at the Charlottetown Library and Learning Centre. The Library has been a wonderful host and allowed so many to see the exhibit, but it’s time to move on! On Tuesday, February 13th, the SAR Museum moves
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The Nature PEI Species-at-Risk Travelling Museum is at the Holland College Prince of Wales Campus Library until the end of February. The Regis and Joan Duffy Library is open Mondays-Fridays 8:30AM-9PM, Saturdays 9AM-5PM, and Sundays 12noon-5PM. Please note it is closed Monday, February 19th for Islander Day. While the Exhibit is there, the Wildlife Conservation Technology
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