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When people come in contact with young mammals or birds that seem to be abandoned or lost, it is human nature to step in and try to help. Often these animals are found near homes or cottages and in places where we walk, cycle and enjoy nature.
This...
Backyard bonfires and summer campfires are an Island tradition but there are requirements people must follow and under certain conditions, all outdoor burning can be suspended.
Are campfires and bonfires currently permitted on PEI?
Yes. However...
You can use this online application to get detailed information about the quality of drinking water in Island communities and watersheds. The application provides a summary of the on-going testing of drinking water done by the Prince Edward Island...
Land use planning helps organize a community, ensures health and safety, and provides opportunities for economic development. The process involves land users, community members and leaders, professional planners, and decision-makers. It represents the...
How do I properly remove and dispose a used oil tank?
Failing to properly prepare an oil tank for disposal can result in an environmental damage, such as groundwater contamination or third party property damage.
When a tank is no longer in use, the...
Every year, many people in rural areas burn grasses, leaves, needles and woody debris that has accumulated over the winter. While this is a useful way to dispose of winter debris, it can only takes a minute for a fire to escape. Many people choose to...
Due to an ongoing issue, the Tree Insect and Disease analysis service will not be available for the next few weeks. We regret any inconvenience . Please check back at a later date or consult our Facebook page: Tree Insects and Disease: PEI
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Groundwater level search results include data from 14 groundwater level observation wells across PEI; mapped locations of observation wells; graphs; and downloadable raw data. The groundwater level data provides long-term trend information, both...