Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Land and Environment

Provides information on reporting dead or injured wildlife in Epekwitk / PEI and safely disposing of dead wildlife found on private property.

Property owners are responsible for disposing of dead wild animals found on their property.

For dead animals in a municipality, contact the local public works department for assistance.

Offers a Trapper Education Course required to apply for a trapping license in Epekwitk / PEI.
Courses are offered twice per year, usually in April and October.

Issues trapping licenses to those who wish to trap furbearing wild animals in Epekwitk / PEI and have completed a Trapper Education Course. Information is available online about where trapping is permitted.

See website for details on the Trapper Education course.

Provides free insulation to eligible applicants. Access PEI connects homeowners with contractors who will install the insulation.

Application availability may vary. Please visit the website for the most current status.

Note: Households who have already applied for a free heat pump do not need to apply; staff will be in contact to help with updates to the application.

Online tool to help renters, homeowners, community groups, and businesses find programs that reduce environmental impact and energy bills. Includes:

• Energy efficient upgrades such as insulation, heat pumps, boilers and heaters, hot water heaters and recovery, and biomass heat
• E-bikes
• Electric vehicle rebates
• Energy rebates