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Note:
You will not be sent a ticket after purchase. Upon arriving to the event, you will be checked-in with the name on your order. You will still receive a receipt. Price includes tax ($3 HST).
Rain date: Monday, September 7th (same time slots).
Students receive 50% OFF with code: STUDENT50
Free entry for 10 years and under.
Tuning in to Nature is back Sunday, September 6th from 1:00-3:00 p.m. on the Meike Trail in Morell, PEI! Embark on this 45-minute walk through Kelly Green Park accompanied by singer-songwriters, poets, and traditional + orchestral musicians!
The Meike Trail at Kelly Green Park
The Meike Trail winds its way through the Kelly Green natural area. Natural areas are pieces of land set aside by the province because of their ecological significance. This site has long been considered to be one of the best sites on PEI to see shore birds, raptors and woodland bird species. There is a great variety of flora and fauna to be seen — if you take the time to look! Along the trail, both in the spruce forest, the hardwood forest, and the fields, a wide assortment of bird species, especially warblers, can be seen.
Note:
You will not be sent a ticket after purchase. Upon arriving to the event, you will be checked-in with the name on your order. You will still receive a receipt. Price includes tax ($3 HST).
Rain date: Monday, September 7th (same time slots).
Students receive 50% OFF with code: STUDENT50
Free entry for 10 years and under.
Tuning in to Nature is back Sunday, September 6th from 1:00-3:00 p.m. on the Meike Trail in Morell, PEI! Embark on this 45-minute walk through Kelly Green Park accompanied by singer-songwriters, poets, and traditional + orchestral musicians!
The Meike Trail at Kelly Green Park
The Meike Trail winds its way through the Kelly Green natural area. Natural areas are pieces of land set aside by the province because of their ecological significance. This site has long been considered to be one of the best sites on PEI to see shore birds, raptors and woodland bird species. There is a great variety of flora and fauna to be seen — if you take the time to look! Along the trail, both in the spruce forest, the hardwood forest, and the fields, a wide assortment of bird species, especially warblers, can be seen.