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Daily Archives: March 13, 2015

Elementary Schools, Spring 2015

So Much Snow!

March 13, 2015 Miscouche Consolidated School Leave a comment

Hello Everyone!

We are very excited to take part in the Malaise Trap Program. We have a great deal of snow here on Prince Edward Island with approximately 20-25 cm more coming on Sunday! We have an idea where our perfect location is but we are waiting for some of the snow to melt before we post a picture!

Talk to you soon,

Miscouche Consolidated

Miscouche Consolidated SchoolPEISnow
Secondary Schools, Spring 2015

Hello from J.H. Picard

March 13, 2015 J.H. PICARD Leave a comment

Hello,

We are proud to be part of the program!  The identification of the site for the Malaise Trap will be done by Monday. Students are very excited!

J. H. Picard
Elementary Schools, Spring 2015

A Perfect Place for Our Malaise Trap

March 13, 2015 M.C. Knoll Elementary School Leave a comment

A Perfect Place for our Malaise Trap! M.C. Knoll Elementary School’s photo slideshow on PhotoPeach.

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