Pond which this contribution allowed the Trust to purchase. The Society's 
     
     "honourary deed“ will be framed and placed on diSplay. This donation by the 
     
     Society marks its second contribution to the purchase of natural areas in the 
     
     Blooming Point area. 
     
    

    
     As the Trust personalizes the 
     
     Guardian of Natural Areas certificates in 
     
     the name specified by the donor, this 
     
     allows conservationists to make a unique 
     
     gift as well as a charitable donation 
     
     which supports the conservation of a 
     
     specific natural area for both ourselves 
     
     and future generations. The identifi- 
     
     cation of the 1/4 acre block of land 
     
     which the donor contributed to on a map 
     
     allows the contributor or the recipient 
     
     of this unique gift to see what they have 
     
     helped conserve. The certificates make 
     
     ideal purchases, gifts, or family 
     
     memorials. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     NEH EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Society's Nominations Committee made the following nominations at the 
     
     Annual Meeting: Patrick Nootton, President; Wendell MacKay, Vice-President; 
     
     Barbara Currie, Secretary; Dan McAskill, Treasurer; Ruth Richman, Director; 
     
     Peter Klaussen, Director; Sue Stephenson, Past President. The slate of officers 
     
     was elected by acclamation. Members may contact these officers at the phone 
     
     numbers provided on the newsletter's inner cover. Our thanks to Gerald, 
     
     Rosemary, and Jean for their hard work for the Society in 1989. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CONSERVATION DIRECTORY PUBLISHED 
     
    
   
   
    
     Interested in knowing who the various groups and agencies working to 
     
     conserve and manage water resources on Prince Edward Island are? The Prince 
     
     Edward Island Conservation Directory will provide you with this information and 
     
     is available from the Department of Environment. The first section of the 
     
     directory is a table which allows you to select an activity and see who is 
     
     involved with it while the second section has address listings and a brief 
     
     description of all the groups and agencies involved. The directory was produced 
     
     under a contract between the Quebec Labrador Foundation/Atlantic Center for the 
     
     Environment and Environment Canada as part of the P.E.I. Surface Water 
     
     Program‘s Watershed Inventory Project. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BIRD AND MAMMAL SIGHTINGS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Double-crested Cormorant - I on ice at North River, December 13 - 18 (BF) 
     
     Great Blue Heron - 1 at Indian River , December 21 (TC) 
     
    

    
     - l at Pleasant Grove Road, January 5, 6, & 9 (J0) 
     
    

    
     - l at Heartz Road flying south, January 23 (FC) 
     
    

    
     - 1 at Hermitage Creek, late January (GH) 
     
    

    
     - 1 at Sleepy Hollow, January 26 (C&MN) 
     
     Canada Geese - 1 pair (1 injured) at Indian River since December 21 (TC) 
     
    
   
   
    
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