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Nature PEI April Program with John Calder on PEI’s Recently Found Fossils On Tuesday, April 7th, Nature PEI will host a short meeting followed by a Presentation on PEI Fossil Discoveries with internationally renowned geologist Dr. John Calder.  The Meeting starts at 7:30PM at Beaconsfield Carriage House in Charlottetown, and after a short raffle break, the program […]

Nature PEI Outdoor Program – Nature Time for Kids and ParentsParents and kids of all ages are welcome to attend Saturday morning outdoor nature time programming in Summerside. These free one hour events are hosted by Nature PEI and are open to parents and children of all ages.There are three remaining in the series. On

The Great Backyard Bird Count: This global bird count happens each February, and this year it runs from February 13 to 16. Participants spend at least 15 minutes birding in their favorite places – whether it is their backyard, their local park, or nearby birding hotspot – and submit their observations via eBird or Merlin. Learn

Tuesday, February 3rd, starting at 7:30PM The Annual Nature PEI Members’ Night — LOCATION CHANGE  — Assumption Parish Hall, 151 Stratford Road, Stratford. Show us Your Shots! Gerald MacDougall hosts Nature PEI’s Members’ Night. Members are welcome to send 1-5 slides with subject line “Members’ Night Photography” to Gerald MacDougall (eagle.dynasty@gmail.com) and join us on

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