PECFN – Invasive Species in Prince Edward County
November 11, 2026
Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
There are plenty of cross country ski trails, and an abundance of lakes, bays, and other suitable areas that offer opportunities for canoeing and kayaking. This page will gradually expand to include new ideas for those who enjoy these pastimes. Below, you will find information about other opportunities, including the popular Community Wildlife Monitoring Program, as well as kayaking opportunities on East Lake, West Lake, and on the Rideau Canal. There is also an article on canoeing and kayaking on the Black River from Milford to the Black River Cheese Factory. There’s lots to come so check this page monthly.November 11, 2026
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July 25, 2026
Good afternoon, I am writing to update you on Nature Canada’s work to establish a National Marine Conservation Area in Lake Ontario. Background The Eastern basin of Lake Ontario is particularly rich in biodiversity and contains critical habitat upon which thousands of native species, globally rare…
December 20, 2025
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May 17, 2025
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Before the snow flies and the ground freezes, now would be a good time to dig up a few Jerusalem artichokes , (Helianthus tuberosus) if you have them in your garden, or know where some might be growing. For years, I grew them in…
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“We believe in the value of community greenspace within Wollaston Township in Hastings County.” (The Friends of Nellie Lunn Park) THE NELLIE LUNN PARK By John Lowry Tucked away in the centre of Wollaston Township, Hastings County is an ecological gem – Nellie Lunn…
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