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Trail Cameras Stolen from INT Natural Area in Georgetown

2 September 20217 October 2022 Ben Russell Blog
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Restricted dune area and nesting space for the endangered Piping Plover violated by individuals setting up beach campground in Anglo Rustico
First of its kind donation sees American family return forest and wetland back to Islanders

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2021-2022 Impact Report

The report is a content rich story exploring the Natural Areas we acquired last year. It contains visual profiles of the fragile and dynamic ecosystems that these properties host. We also review the important conservation work carried out across numerous stewardship programs in our 60+ properties throughout PEI.

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We are a non-government, not-for-profit organization dedicated to protection and management of Natural Areas on Prince Edward Island (Canada). We acquire lands to be held in trust for future generations, manage these lands as an example of appropriate and sustained use, and help private owners voluntarily protect their lands.

Our vision is to work with government and private landowners to create a true natural areas network on Prince Edward Island, consisting of core protected areas connected by corridors.

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