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Nature PEI Meeting Notice On Tuesday evening, January 6th, Dr. Richard Elliot will be the featured speaker at the Nature PEI monthly meeting. The title of his presentation is “Bird Mortality in Canada: Assessing the Impacts of Cats and Other Human-related Sources.” Dr. Elliot is the Director of Wildlife Research with Environment Canada. Rosemary Curley, […]

Dec. 27th (Saturday) – The Hillsborough Christmas Bird Count. There will be a pot-luck after the event for participants at 6 PM. Please contact Dan McAskill at 569-4351 or E-mail at jdmcaskill@pei.sympatico.ca for information or to register. The date may change in the advent of severe weather so please contact your coordinator. Dec. 28th (Sunday)

November 23, 2014. Nature PEI Meeting Notice On Tuesday evening, December 2nd, Chuck Gallison will be the featured speaker as the Nature PEI monthly meeting. The title of his presentation is “Whales in the Waters of Prince Edward Island.” Chuck Gallison is a Wildlife Officer with the provincial Forests, Fish and Wildlife Division. This is

The Native Plant Group within Nature PEI now has a presence on Facebook so make sure you check it out, spread the word and consider \”Liking\” it – so you can keep posted on activities. https://www.facebook.com/naturepeinativeplantgroup

The speaker at the next meeting of Nature PEI will be Gerald MacDougall on “Best Conservation Officer Stories Ever.” The group meets on Tuesday, November 4th at 7:30 p.m. Gerald will talk about his experiences as a conservation officer. He had been a game warden in Nova Scotia for two years before moving to PEI

Tick Talk: the Threat of Lyme Disease in Prince Edward Island at Lecture Theatre A, Atlantic Veterinary College, UPEI, sponsored by Nature PEI and Atlantic Veterinary College. Thursday evening, September 25th  7 pm – All are welcome to this free public meeting. 7:00 Welcome and Introductions –  Rosemary Curley 7:05 Lyme Disease current status and research  –

Sharon Clark, co-administrator of the popular “Birding on PEI” facebook usually spends weekend time observing and photographing birds.  “It is always exciting to see birds but now when I document with a photo, I can easily share these with the over 700 followers of our facebook page – followers from PEI and from around the

For the last few decades, Bald Eagles have gathered near the Community of Mount Stewart to feed on the June run of gaspereaux in the Hillsborough Heritage River. To celebrate this natural phenomenon and the cultures that have occupied the Hillsborough watershed, the Hillsborough River Area Development Corporation and the Hillsborough River Association are hosting

Nature PEI’s Bain Bird Count takes place Saturday, May 31. Members are encouraged to form teams and participate in the Society’s spring bird count. Please contact Dan McAskill at 569-4351 or by E-mail atjdmcaskill@pei.sympatico.ca. (This event is to provide an alternative for those who would not be able to participateon Saturday, May 31. Of course