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Board of Directors
Elected May 2018
George Coade – Chairperson, Suffolk
charliegeorge@pei.sympatico.ca
Clare Martin – Vice-chair, Millcove
ctamartin135@gmail.com
Esther Currie – Secretary, Suffolk
edejong.currie@gmail.com
Lowell Vessey – Treasurer, York
Cathy Corrigan, Blooming Point
winterstream@live.com
Jean-Paul Arsenault, Charlottetown
jean-paul_arsenault@hotmail.com
John Hughes, Corran Ban
hughesjohnvera@pei.sympatico.ca
Matt Steeves, Charlottetown
matt_steeves@hotmail.com
Ryan Winters, Cornwall
rwinters.pmp@outlook.com
Scott Stevens, Charlottetown
kscottstevens8@gmail.com
Coordinator
Sarah Wheatley, Suffolk
sarahw_82@hotmail.com
902-314-9293
Office location:
13977 St. Peters Road
Marshfield, PEI
(just across from the Suffolk Road)
Mailing address:
630 Suffolk Road
Dunstaffnage, PEI
C1C 0P6
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Our story about shoreline cleanups of Tracadie Bay was also on Compass. Skip ahead to 32 minutes 50 seconds for our segment.
A story about our shoreline cleanup project around Tracadie Bay. Most of what we collect is plastic from aquaculture and fishing activities.
Beached plastic: P.E.I. watershed group calls on industry to make changes | CBC News
cbc.ca
A P.E.I. watershed group wants the aquaculture industry to do more to keep plastic off Island beaches.An update on the Miltonvale wellfield project - unfortunately still not operational.
Wrong parts and burned-out motors: Problems plaguing new Charlottetown well field | CBC News
cbc.ca
Nine-months after Charlottetown officially opened its new well field in Miltonvale Park, it's still pumping out little water.We had a great turnout for our snowshoe event yesterday.It was a crisp afternoon at Glenaladale but everyone was dressed for it and in good spirits. Enjoyed showing this group Glenaladale and chatting about the history and the future for Glenaladale. Hopefully many more events like this where many people get to enjoy the beauty.
Winter River-Tracadie Bay Watershed Association organized this snowshoe event and it was a pleasure to work with them again.
An unusual sight in the watershed today - a raccoon spotted during the day. This one seemed to be foraging in the snow beneath some apple trees.
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