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Island Wings a colouring book produced by Nature PEI is available for download and suitable for printing as individual colouring sheets; the book is a creative way for families to learn more about the birds around them and have fun doing … Continue reading →

Due to the current public health restrictions the March meeting for Nature PEI has been cancelled. Stay safe.

The Great Backyard Bird Count started on Feb. 12th and runs to Feb. 15th. This free 4-day annual event allows bird watchers to contribute their sightings be it in their backyard or on a field trip. The GBBC creates a … Continue reading →

Island Wings a colouring book produced by Nature PEI a number of years ago is coming soon to a computer printer near you. Available for download and suitable for printing as individual colouring sheets the book is a creative way … Continue reading →

Hello all, With the impending weather system  we have made the decision to postpone our meeting until next week, Tuesday February 9, 2021 – same place, same time (7:30).  We are right at our capacity limit so please confirm your ability to … Continue reading →

Tuesday Tuesday – Feb. 2, 2021 – Members Night – Gerald MacDougall will be hosting Nature PEI’s Member’s Night . Meeting starts at 7:30 pm at Beaconsfield, the Carriage House, corner of West and Kent Street, Charlottetown. To address COVID-19 … Continue reading →

With the current limitations on the size of meetings and gatherings we are now streaming our meetings on Facebook Live to allow more people to stay involved. Check it out here. This month’s presentation on the Wild Orchids of PEI, … Continue reading →

At Nature PEI’s upcoming AGM, Don McLelland will share his photographic journey to find all 32 species of wild orchids on PEI.  So far Don has found 30 of the known species, and hopes to find all 32 species by the end … Continue reading →

The preliminary work on this year’s Christmas Bird Counts has been established at least for now unless life changes in respect to COVID rules on PEI. The Society reviewed the attached package below from Birds Canada and would like to … Continue reading →

Nature PEI’s December meeting will feature a presentation by John Klymko of the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre on flower flies, deer flies, and horse flies. The flies are an underappreciated component of our wildlife. Most tend to go unnoticed, unless they bite, and … Continue reading →