2024 Annual Report

Check out our 2024 Annual Report , this report covers work completed by TREC in 2024. This and past reports can also be found at any time by visiting our Resources page.

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Trout River Environmental Committee

5 days ago

Just a few days left to apply! See full posting at troutriverec.ca/jobs/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Trout River Environmental Committee

2 weeks ago

Thank you to everyone who attended Banding Together for Birds! What an amazing turnout, despite the weather we had 80 people in attendance. Thank you to our wonderful presenters, Dr. Kathy Martin, Matthew Ginn, Fiep de Bie, Dwaine Oakley, and Gerald MacDougall! Lastly, thank you to the Stanley Bridge WI for allowing us to host our event at the hall, and the PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund for supporting this project! ... See MoreSee Less

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Trout River Environmental Committee

2 weeks ago

We’re Hiring!Are you interested in working in watershed restoration? Pursuing an education in environment?We are now hiring summer positions for 2026! Please contact Shayla Steinhoff at director@troutriverec.ca with any questions.See full posting here and how to apply: troutriverec.ca/jobs/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Trout River Environmental Committee

4 weeks ago

Happy World Wildlife Day! 🌎 Today we wanted to celebrate by sharing some of the critters we encounter out in the field 🐇🕷️🐦🐸🦅🐍The work we and other Watershed Groups under the PEI Watershed Alliance @peiwatershedalliance do helps to conserve and protect native PEI wildlife and the habitat which they rely on 🌳 You as an individual can help PEI wildlife in so many ways, by protecting and improving land on PEI, either through ownership or by volunteering with an environmental organization, planting beneficial native trees and shrubs, planting pollinator species, leaving standing dead wood or brush piles, by installing artificial habitats such as nesting boxes and bat houses, reducing your use of road salt in the winter, advocating for more conserved land on PEI, cleaning up litter, donating to your local Watershed Group, and so much more! World Wildlife Day @worldwildlifeday ... See MoreSee Less

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