Author Archives: Nature PEI

Join the world in connecting to birds – Friday, February 17 to Monday February 20, 2023. Watch the video to learn more about the count. Great Backyard Bird Count

Nature PEI Members’ Night is nigh! All are welcome to share in this fun and informative evening featuring nature photography and stories from members. Expect a spectacular array of photos – from bugs to birds and everything in between – … Continue reading →

Nature PEI’s next monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday January 3, 2023 at 7:30 pm featuring well-known naturalist Dwaine Oakley who will present “Rare Birds on a Flight Path to PEI”. Dwaine will take us back through the past decade … Continue reading →

Nature PEI’s next monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday December 6, 2022 at 7:30 pm featuring  Jeanne Maki who will present Nature Highlights of Columbia.  Location: Beaconsfield, the Carriage House, corner of West and Kent St, Charlottetown. Admission is … Continue reading →

Make your voice heard at the NatureCOP!Nature Canada is collecting letters from nature-loving individuals and will be delivering them to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the Nature COP in Montreal in early December. Submit an online letter, mail one to … Continue reading →

Our speaker at the November meeting will be Harriet Dreise who will discuss the whys and wherefores of the many species at risk of extinction on Prince Edward Island. “There are some things we can do to help”, Harriet notes. … Continue reading →

Melina DesRoches(left) and Daphne Davey pose with the Silky Rosegill, an amazing find for those taking part in the guided mushroom walk at the Trout River Natural Area in Carleton on August 27th, led by Rosemary Curley of Nature PEI, … Continue reading →

Nature PEI: The Natural History Society of Prince Edward Island PO Box 2346, Charlottetown, PE   C1A 8C1  NaturePEI.ca Media Release, July 18, 2022 Mushrooms of PEI Nature PEI is launching a mushroom project to improve the scanty knowledge of what … Continue reading →

Nature PEI Media Release June 16, 2022 Harriet Laver to Lead Project on Species at Risk of Extinction Conserving the flora and fauna of a province is not something that can be achieved by one person, one group or one … Continue reading →