2025

January’s Nature PEI meeting will feature a presentation by Julie-Lynn Zahavich entitled “Stories from the Field”. Her illustrated talk will follow a short AGM which starts at 7:30PM on Tuesday, January 6th, 2026, at Beaconsfield Carriage House. Julie-Lynn will share “a collection of photos and stories (with some fun facts sprinkled in) that I have […]

Nature PEI, with funding from the PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund, initiated a project in 2025 to collect and identify PEI’s freshwater snails, and to learn more about the status of the 25 known species. A recent unique snail find for Prince Edward Island is the Big-Eared Radix (Radix auricularia). Reported by Jess Dewey of the

Love Nature? Can you spare some Volunteer Time?  Join the Nature PEI Executive! Nature PEI is welcoming new Executive (Board) members in 2026– to be made official at our AGM on January 6th, 2026.Rosemary Curley, outgoing president, extends an invitation to Nature PEI members and supporters to join the Executive.  The eight-member board is having

More details to follow. This meeting will have a short Annual General Meeting, election of a new Executive, a raffle break, and a presentation by Julie-Lynn Zahavich. The meetings are free and all are welcome. Annual Nature PEI memberships cover January to December and will be available at the door. $20 cash or cheque at

***NOTE*** This presentation will be moved to Spring 2026. “Birds, Gorillas and Nature Travel in Uganda” will be featured in an illustrated presentation by Dr. Kathy Martin (in left photo) and Diane Griffin at Nature PEI’s December meeting on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025, at Beaconsfield Carriage House, corner on Kent and West Streets in Charlottetown.

November Nature PEI and guests the Vinland Society invite you to a presentation:  “Sixteen Things You Didn’t Know About Greenland”, with Dr. David Cairns, marine and arctic biologist. Nature PEI’s monthly meeting is on November 4th at 7:30PM at Beaconsfield Carriage House, 2 Kent Street Charlottetown, corner of West and Kent Streets. David’s talk will

The Up West Forest Fest, organized by several groups to share some of the excitement that Macphail Woods’ Festival of Forests brings to the eastern half of the Island with the western half, is launching tis Friday and Saturday with four walks in different areas.  You could go on most of them!  Registration is requested

submitted ohoto October Nature PEI Meeting Presentation: The Nature of the Rivers of Egmont BayNature PEI returns to a monthly meeting schedule on October 7th at 7:30PM at Beaconsfield Carriage House, 2 Kent Street Charlottetown, corner of West and Kent Streets. Following discussion on nature topics and sightings, and a fun fundraising raffle, presenter Denis