Grass on the shore of Boughton Island, PEI (Photo by NCC)

Grass on the shore of Boughton Island, PEI (Photo by NCC)

Stories From the Field

  • Diane Griffin, NCC Program Manager for PEI, monitoring natural area at St. Peters Lake Run (Photo by NCC)
    NCC close encounters: A chance to thrive

    Senator Diane Griffin, and former NCC program director for PEI, shares her experience of close encounters with hyenas and a baby gazelle while adventuring in the Serengeti savannah.
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  • Volunteer picking up tires off the coast of the Percival River (Photo by Sean Landsman)
    It’s just a bit of mud: Cleaning up the Percival River watershed

    Courtney Thompson recaps NCC's very successful Percival Beach cleanup from October.
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  • Josh Noseworthy takes a core sample from a spruce tree on Governor's Island, one of several properties acquired and afforded protection on PEI through the efforts of NCC (Photo by Sean Landsman)
    Volunteer with us this summer in Prince Edward Island!

    Click here to learn more about our 2017 Conservation Volunteers events. Sign up now!
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  • Dan Kraus
    Why Canada matters on World Wetlands Day — Dan Kraus

    Dan Kraus, a conservation scientist with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, talks about the importance of Canada's wetlands, including those on Prince Edward Island
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  • Julie Vasseur (Photo by Mike Dembeck)
    Nature Conservancy of Canada’s PEI director wins provincial award

    The Island Nature Trust has awarded its annual Honourable J Angus MacLean Natural Areas Award to the Nature Conservancy of Canada and its PEI Program Director, Julie Vasseur.
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  • Conservation Volunteers Sue Scales and Barb Trainor hauling some of the buoys collected during the beach clean-up (Photo by NCC)
    One person’s trash is another person’s buoy

    Cleaning up Boughton Island for wildlife
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