News

21 Jun

In the wake of widespread damage caused by Tropical Storm Fiona in the Maritimes, Community Forest International has collaborated with their partners from the Nova Scotia Family Forest Network to provide support to the wider community of private woodland stewards. If Fiona caused damage to your woodlot, there are several...

10:56 / News
03 May

The PEI Invasive Species Council (PEIISC) needs your help in the fight against invasive species! If you have not done so already-please, update your data from the summer. Detecting new introductions early allows us to have a rapid response, which leads to better management of the outbreak. We call this...

11:16 / News
02 May

Trout River Environmental Committee has launched a new website to help landowners find all the information they need on environmental issues. The website covers many diverse topics, including forest management, bat protection, domestic water treatment systems, fishing licenses, invasive plants, climate change, and boating rules. The new website, at www.troutriverec.ca/landowner-information, was...

11:32 / News
13 Feb

Hurricane Fiona caused a significant number of fallen trees; although devastating, they serve an incredible purpose in our island ecosystems! Woody debris serves as the foundation for new life to be created in our forests. For more information, check out the infographic attached here or contact admin@peiwatershedalliance.org ...

13:35 / News
16 Dec

The PEI Watershed Alliance is pleased to host an online Climate Resiliency Workshop to help watershed groups and others working for our island environment better prepare for the future in the face of climate change. The workshop will be hosted by the PEIWA Forest Technician, Sarah Langille, and topics will...

13:12 / News