April 25-28! is the City Nature Challenge, a community science endeavour hosted each April by the Canadian Wildlife Federation and utilizing the citizen science app iNaturalist. Participants can join iNaturalist or log onto their account if already a member, join the City Nature Challenge Project of their choice, and take and upload photos of plants […]
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Hillsborough River Association AGM and Guest Speaker, Kate MacQuarrie, 7PM,Southport Room, Stratford Town Hall. All welcome. In addition to a short business meeting, there will be a slide show of the year’s accomplishments, and Kate’s talk is entitled, “Important Natural Species and Spaces of PEI on the Hillsborough.”
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Nature PEI Monthly Meeting, Tuesday, April 1st on “Secrets of the Soil” April 1st is the date of the Natural History Society of PEI’s monthly meeting. After sharing sightings and a raffle break, the meeting’s presentation will be by agronomist and former Nature PEI newsletter editor Morgan McNeil on “Secrets of the Soil” . She’ll share
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Nature PEI offering iNaturalist Workshop in Souris March 29th Nature PEI final free March iNaturalist workshop is in Souris to encourage more community participation King’s County. Whether you’re new to iNaturalist or looking to expand your knowledge, these workshops offer a great opportunity to explore and contribute to biodiversity tracking on PEI. Workshop Schedule: 📍 Souris Strider Club
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Are you interested in learning what the nature app iNaturalist is, and how to join in the fun? Join Nature PEI’s Rosemary Curley and Watershed Alliance’s Karalee McAskill for an informative morning at Summerside’s Rotary Library this Saturday, from 10AM to 12noon., and in Souris the afternoon of March 29th. This is to encourage more
iNaturalist Workshop in Summerside on Saturday, March 22nd! And Souris March 29th! Read More »
Nature PEI March Meeting On Tuesday, March 4th, Nature PEI will hold its regular month meeting, 7:30PM, Beaconsfield Carriage House, corner of West and Kent Streets in Charlottetown. Hoofing it in the HighlandsDaphne Davey will be the guest speaker. The highlands she speaks of are in Cape Breton, where in September 2024, it was her
It was a chilly morning, but it made for a wonderful winter day in North Milton with the other exhibitors at the 2025 Winter Woodlot Tour on Saturday, January 25th.. Excellent organization by the quartet or watershed groups, and wonderful participation by lots of Islanders. Thanks to Nature PEI Vice-President Julie-Lynn Zahavich for being at
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Rusty Blackbird by Donna Martin Our next meeting is coming up on February 4th and it is Nature PEI Members’ Night hosted by Past-President Gerald MacDougall! No charge and all are welcome. The meeting starts at 7:30PM, followed by a raffle break, and then the program starts at 8PM.Members are encouraged to send up to
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The Nature PEI Species-at-Risk is now at the Carrefour de l’Isle-Sant-Jean at the Dr.-J.-Edmond-Arsenault Library! The library is open to the public on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays! Here is French Library Services Coordinator Lori MacAdam with the display. Thanks to Rosalyn Riddlington Abbot for coordinating the French Schools tour for this winter and spring,
Species-at-Risk Travelling Museum at French Library! Read More »
photo of Clay Cutting new Executive member (submitted) Members of Nature PEI elected their new Executive at the 2025 Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, January 7th. 2025. President Jason Woodside is continuing for a second term, and Gerald MacDougall will continue as Past President. Julie-Lynn Zahavich has offered as vice-president, Keisha Holmes and Bob Harding
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