Paul LeFort 2017/04/28
Greetings from P3. Al and I performed a circumnavigation (walk is the wrong word here). One can drive carefully (washouts)

Dispatches are short notes from visitors to Petrie Island. They accumulate over the years to give a history of the changing island.
Greetings from P3. Al and I performed a circumnavigation (walk is the wrong word here). One can drive carefully (washouts)
No change in the last two days. The water has dropped, but not visibly. Dozens of the curious and loyal
Here are a few more pics- I took them from a mini kayak yesterday.
River continues to rise to unprecedented levels. Gained a few feet longitudinally on the access road. I had an exchange
Here are some photos from 2016 by Al Tweddle, chair of FOPI. [su_custom_gallery source=”media: 1038,1037,1036,1035,1034,1039,1040,1041″ link=”image” width=”440″ height=”440″]
Here are some videos taken on Petrie Island by Bill Bower during the summer of 2016. [su_video url=”http://www.petrieisland.org/images/DSCN5921.MOV”] [su_video url=”http://www.petrieisland.org/images/RaccoonAtPI25AUG2015.MOV”]
Twenty years ago you wouldn’t have found any of these three butterflies around Petrie Island or around Ottawa for that
Friends of Petrie Island 2014 Year End Summary 2014 was a very successful season which saw 626 visits by school
Great Turn Out for Jane’s Walk: Turtles at Petrie Island on Saturday May 3rd! On an early May Saturday Al
At 11 am Sunday, we attempted to enter Petrie Island but found the road was closed and water levels were still