On Tuesday September 11 (note change of date) at 7.30 pm in the Carriage House of Beaconsfield Historic House, at the corner of West and Kent Streets in Charlottetown, Dr. Doug Sobey will present a fully illustrated PowerPoint presentation on his research into the historical records for the various native mammals that occurred on Prince Edward […]
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We recently received this note from the Nature Conservancy of Canada and are sharing the information as well as encouraging people to get involved with this new initiative. Hello, I work for the Nature Conservancy of Canada, the nation’s leading not-for-profit, private land conservation organization working to protect our most important natural areas and the plants
Parks Canada is pleased to announce the “Big Week of Birding” from June 1-10, 2012 in Prince Edward Island National Park, a new event this year. Check out their website.
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Hillsborough River Bald Eagle Festival June 9th & June 10th, 2012Saturday June 9Birding 6:00 to 8:00 am Birds and Breakfast with Early Morning Birding at Pigot’s Trail (meet at Eco-Centre Parking Lot to car pool to site) 10 am to 3 pm Eagle Viewing & Birding at Pigot’s Trail Allisary Creek Impoundment, marsh birds +
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NaturePEI – The Natural History Society of PEI will hold its next monthly meetings with the following speaker: June 5, 2012 -Diane Griffin/Rosemary Curley: Wildlife of Ranthambore National Park, India. The presentation will occur on Tuesday, June 5th 2012 at 7:30 pm at the Farm Center, 420 University Ave and is free to the public, all
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The Winter River Watershed group is hosting a trail walk and lunch on Winter River this Saturday June 2. The trail walk will start at 10 at the end of the pavement on the East Suffolk Road, and a separate group will be planting trees starting at 9 am near the Suffolk pumping station and
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Victoria Day Birding – Walk the Line and Strathgartney
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Strathgartney Provincial Park, PEI
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Birding on PEI is inviting artists, photographers, biologists and birders to visit the Strathgartney Provincial Park and the cut line for \”Plan B\” to document birds, as well as other flora and fauna, to be impacted by this decision.
This event will begin in the morning at the look-off in Strathgartney but participants can take part on their own at any time. This is a great opportunity for all to show that we appreciate the park as well as care for the environmental impact of the pending devastation the new road will have on this whole area by destroying habitat, old growth forest and vistas.
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Projects of the Souris and Area Watershed Group Fred Cheverie, coordinator of the Souris and Area Branch of the PEI Wildlife Federation (SAB), will be the guest speaker for the May meeting of the Natural History Society of PEI. Fred’s presentation will deal with the activities of the SAB for their upcoming season. Additionally, he
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April 3, 2012 Meeting Topic Bat White-nose Syndrome: The Canadian Story Scott McBurney will be the guest speaker for the April meeting of the Natural History Society of PEI. McBurney will discuss the plight of bat white-nosed syndrome, a newly emerging disease plaguing bat populations. Bat white-nose syndrome emerged in upper New York State in the
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Birding on PEI, in partnership with the PEI Natural History Society is sponsoring The Early Bird gets the Worm – Looking for Early Spring Migrants. Join a group to explore Cavendish, Rustico and Cymbria Sunday, March 18. This is a fun event for all ages all experience levels; novice to twitcher. Please dress appropriately
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