Ducks Unlimited Canada

WHO WE ARE: Island Nature Trust is a membership-based, non-government, Canadian charity dedicated to land conservation in Prince Edward Island since 1979. We envision a future where P.E.I. has a network of protected, robust natural areas championed by knowledgeable, engaged Islanders. WHAT WE DO: Island Nature Trust acquires, manages and protects forever a network of connected natural areas throughout PEI for the benefit of wildlife and people. We are a key provider of technical, science-based knowledge on land stewardship and wildlife in PEI for landowners, governments and partner environmental groups. We provide mentorship and employment opportunities to people committed to land stewardship, conservation research and wildlife monitoring who will continue building on the long tradition of Island Nature Trust as the premiere land trust on the Island.

Keeping Cats Homed (KCH) is a non-profit volunteer-run group in Prince Edward Island, Canada, that rescues orphaned, abandoned, or stray kittens and young cats, providing them with veterinary care, fosters homes, and socialization until they can be adopted into permanent homes. The organization is supported by donations, volunteers, and adoption fees, and aims to ensure that all cats have a safe, loving, and permanent family.

PEI Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc. (PEIWRARI) is a registered charitable organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured and orphaned wildlife across Prince Edward Island (PEI). For more than 50 years, Candy Gallant has been the lady to call when a wild animal is found injured, orphaned, or in distress on Prince Edward Island (PEI). Her home has always been a safe haven to thousands of wild lives receiving her love, care and attention until their release. Through compassionate care, conservation efforts, and public education, PEIWRARI works to ensure that wildlife receives the support needed to recover and return to its natural environment while promoting responsible and informed human-wildlife interactions. Please email peiwrari@gmail.com or adminpeiwrari@gmail.com