Hello SEA members and SEA Region residents, due to the risk of severe weather coming this way, please help us out by notifying us if you see sites of field, road and soil runoff into the rivers and streams. Additionally, please notify us right away if you come across any sites where a fish kill may have occurred. Please do not remove, or touch any of the fish in this case. We thank the public for helping us monitor our watersheds. ... See MoreSee Less
Here's a small sample of the great work the summer staff are doing to restore our streams and rivers in the SEA area. We are currently working in the Montague and Valleyfield Rivers. This work is made possible with the support of landowners, SEA memberships, local angling community, @PEI Watershed Management Fund, @DFO Recreational Fisheries Conservation Partnerships Program, PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund, and programs such as Canada Summer Student Program and Jobs for Youth!!
You can support our work by becoming a SEA member, by donating to our organization, or by becoming a volunteer. Contact us for more info. ... See MoreSee Less
Here's a small sample of the great work the summer staff are doing to restore our streams and rivers in the SEA area. We are currently working in the Montague and Valleyfield Rivers. This work is made possible with the support of landowners, SEA memberships, local angling community, @PEI Watershed Management Fund, @DFO Recreational Fisheries Conservation Partnerships Program, @[835427823175226:274:PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund], and programs such as Canada Summer Student Program and Jobs for Youth!!
You can support our work by becoming a SEA member, by donating to our organization, or by becoming a volunteer. Contact us for more info.
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Transporting native trees and shrubs in to be planted. ... See MoreSee Less
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Over the summer SEA will be hosting four field trips with the Boys & Girls Club of Charlottetown (Montague) to highlight nature that can be found near their club. Today, we did a nature walk with the 5-8 group. We visited SEA's Pollinator Park to do scavenger hunt, catch butterflies and play tree tag. Then we went into the woods hoping to find a Red-backed Salamander, but ended up finding a Red Eft, the juvenile stage of the Eastern Newt! A very exciting find! Looking forward to our next adventure! ... See MoreSee Less
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