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Tuesday March 1st 2016 – If you build it, will they pass? Exploring issues of fish passage in PEI rivers and streams. Sean Landsman will be the guest speaker for the Society’s meeting which starts at 7:30 PM at Beaconsfield’s Carriage House, corner of West and Kent, Charlottetown. Not only a scientist but a photographer of note, his

April 22nd – Island Nature Trust Annual Dinner & Auction – is set for Top of the Park at Red Shores in Charlottetown with reception starting at 6 PM and meal at 7 PM. A beautiful buffet meal, raffles and auction will help to raise funds for the Trust’s ongoing land conservation and acquisition program.

Tuesday February 2nd 2016  – Nature PEI Members Night. This evening will feature pictures, stories, poetry from our members. Members are asked to submit their pictures and include a caption for each or their stories or poetry to Gerald MacDougall. The Society’s meeting which starts at 7:30 PM at Beaconsfield’s Carriage House, corner of West and Kent, Charlottetown. All

No Water, No Life – Good Water, Good Life – The presentation made by Nature PEI to the PEI Environmental Advisory Council\’s Water Act Consultation on Nov. 19, 2015, is now available.

Dale Murchison has been retired for five years and by coincidence, in the last five years he has been able to produce most of his bird photos.  He notes “I enjoy the thrill of capturing the beauty of Prince Edward Island birds. My hobby and goal is to photograph as many Island birds as possible,

Nature PEI has called for timely action on a provincial museum that includes natural history. Media coverage has recognized the need for a provincial museum in the following articles: A timely call for long-overdue P.E.I. museum A Golden Opportunity – Let\’s Develop Museum of Human and Natural History P.E.I. provincial museum needed now, says Nature

With planning well underway for the various Christmas Bird Counts (CBC) across the Island we are posting the CBC map of the various circles. As well details on contact people are available on page 18 of the Island Naturalist.