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Statement by Premier Dennis King on the retirement of Senator Griffin Hon. Dennis King, Premier of Prince Edward Island issued the following on the retirement of Senator Diane Griffin:  “On behalf of the Government of Prince Edward Island and all … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that Dr Megan Jones will share her firsthand knowledge of Red Fox health on PEI at the monthly meeting of Nature PEI, Tuesday, March 1 at 7:30 pm at Beaconsfield, the Carriage House, in Charlottetown.  This … Continue reading →

Dear Nature PEI Members and Friends, Nature PEI postponed our Annual General Meeting in January 2022 and will now hold it on Tuesday, Feb 1st at 7:30 pm. Our meeting will be conducted by Zoom and will last about an … Continue reading →

It is time for new and renewed membership in Nature PEIThe annual cost is $20 – $40 for 2 years Three easy ways to pay By PayPal or credit card at:https://naturepei.ca/join/ By cheque sent toNature PEIP.O. Box 2346Charlottetown, PE C1A … Continue reading →

Dear Nature PEI Members Due to the COVID situation, we have cancelled our meeting on Tuesday January 4th, and hope to have out AGM on February 1st , either in person or virtually, likely virtually. February 1st is Members Night … Continue reading →

PEI 2021-22 Christmas Bird Counts April 29th -May 2nd , 2022,  City Nature Challenge in Summerside- Kensington-Miscouche and Charlottetown-Cornwall-Stratford. Enter records on iNaturalist. Watch for updates.   Please bring a friend, items for the raffle table, and toonies to buy raffle … Continue reading →

Dr Megan Jones will share her firsthand knowledge of Red Fox health on PEI at the monthly meeting of Nature PEI, Tuesday December 7th , 7:30 pm at Beaconsfield, the Carriage House, in Charlottetown.  This promises to be a topic … Continue reading →

An ongoing effort to educate the public by Nature PEI has led to a series of posters in 2021 that helps provide information to those who might be under the misunderstanding that feeding foxes is helpful to them. The posters … Continue reading →