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Usher in Spring with an evening of spectacular nature photography by PEI naturalist and photographer Lucas MacCormack.   During his presentation Lucas will take us through the many different natural habitats on PEI, sharing his favourite photos of everything from small mammals to large mammals, birds of prey to songbirds, and flowers to insects. Lucas will […]

MEDIA RELEASE 26 March, 2018. Illustrations Secured for Upcoming Mammals Book. A mammal book without illustrations is like a striped skunk without its musk glands — its message will not be as effective as it could be. Nature PEI is pleased to secure a set of 62 illustrations for the upcoming book “Mammals of Prince

​ Join the PEI Invasive Species Council for its Third Annual Workshop! The afternoon will include a wonderful presentation series and an educational expo. Groups participating in the expo include: CFIA, Parks Canada, Island Nature Trust/PEI Spotter’s   Network, MacPhail Woods, Nature Tracker, and much MUCH more. DATE: March 16, 2018 TIME: 1-4pm LOCATION: PEI Farm Centre, 420 University Ave., Charlottetown

  Join us at Nature PEI’s monthly meeting to experience the sights and sounds of PEI’s elusive (but  sometimes effusive)  herptiles with Dwaine Oakley,  instructor in the Holland College Wildlife Conservation Technology program.   “We will explore the life history of the salamanders, frogs, toads and snakes of Prince Edward Island” notes Dwaine, adding that “We will not

February 6, 2018 is Member\’s Night.  All are welcome to share photography, poetry and maybe even a few tall tales. Please contact Nature PEI Vice President, Gerald MacDougall to submit your top nature images in the slide show. Regular time 7:30 pm at the Carriage House, Beaconsfield. Please join us Tuesday, February 6, for Nature

Saturday Jan 20th, 2018 is the new date for the CBC for Kids. Please spread the word.CBCFlyerupdated) Bigger Version of flyer

Nature PEI is kicking off the New Year with its Annual General Meeting (AGM)  and a very special presentation on Sable Island Horses and Nature by Diane Griffin, Kathy Martin and Jackie Waddell.  \”When many folks think of the Island, the presence of the horses is the first thing that comes to mind” notes Diane.

The next meeting of Nature PEI is Tuesday, January 9th 2018 and will include our AGM. With holidays so close to the first Tuesday of the month we have moved things by one week. Please spread the word to anyone that may not have Internet access. The Hon. Diane Griffin, Kathy Martin and Jackie Waddell will present

Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 7:30 pm \”PEI flora: Regional Themes and New Discoveries\”\’ by Sean Blaney of the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre will utilize photos and descriptions to highlight recent plant discoveries on the Island. Please join us at Nature PEI’s monthly meeting where a true plant expert, Sean Blaney, will provide us with an