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 NaturePEI – The Natural History Society of PEI will hold its next meeting on Tuesday Jan. 7, 2014 – topic – The Role of Tree Decay in Supporting Cavity Nesting Birds and Mammals, with guest speaker Dr. Kathy Martin. The Society’s meeting starts at 7:30 PM at Beaconsfield’s Carriage House at corner of West and Kent Street.

Nature PEI Monthly Meeting – Tuesday Dec. 3rd, 2013 The PEI Urban Fox Project: Coexisting with Foxes – UPEI Urban Fox Project Research Team will be featured for this Nature PEI’s (Natural History Society) presentation. The Society’s meeting starts at 7:30PM at Beaconsfield’s Carriage House at 2 Kent Street. http://discoveryspace.upei.ca/amars/node/add/fox-node

Birding on PEI and Nature PEI are planning a field trip in and around the Charlottetown area to look for Waterfowl (as well as other birds). To join us on this outing meet at the Indigo parking lot Sunday, November 17 at 8:00 AM. We will car-pool from Indigo to a number of areas around

NaturePEI – The Natural History Society of PEI will hold its next meeting – Tuesday Nov. 5th, 2013 – PEI Offshore Islands, Their Values and Future Prospects – Gerald MacDougall will be the feature speaker. The Society’s meeting starts at 7:30 PM at Beaconsfield’s Carriage House at 2 Kent Street.

Nature PEI: The Natural History Society of Prince Edward Island is planning a trip to Joggins Fossil Cliffs October 27, 2013. We will be meeting and car-pooling from Indigo parking lot at 8:00 AM sharp. The fee to enter Joggins is $7.50 and participants will be expected to share travel expenses and bridge toll ($44.50).

NaturePEI – The Natural History Society of PEI will hold its next meeting – Tuesday Oct 1st, 2013. The topic is – New Developments in Piping Plover Management, and the presentation will feature the Island Nature Trusts’s Jackie Waddell and Julie Zahavich. For more information on upcoming event click on the Calendar tab above.

The June meeting of Nature PEI will feature the topic Birding through the Seasons. Ron Arvidson will feature a retrospective look at birding fun with friends and enemies, in the many secret PEI places, through the seasons for the next regular monthly meeting. The meeting will start at 7:30 pm at Beaconsfield’s Carriage House at the corner of

The guest speaker at our May meeting will be Dr Donald McAlpine, Research Curator and Head of the Zoology Section at the New Brunswick Museum who will discuss \”The Decline and Fall of Bats in Eastern Canada\”. Admission is free and all are welcome. Donald F. McAlpine, Ph.D. Head, Department of Natural Science, Research Curator

Nature PEI monthly meeting is at 7:30pm,Tuesday, April 2 at Beaconsfield, the Carriage House, 2 Kent Street, Charlottetown. It will feature the presentation, \”Canadians, Cacti  and Chachalacas\” in which Sue and John Whitaker will take you along on their four month trip across parts of Canada and the US with their 13 foot trailer and