Please note the PEIshorelines website will be updated regularly as plans are developed. Please note the PEIshorelines website will be updated regularly as plans are developed.
Understanding Our Changing Shoreline
Shorelines in Prince Edward Island are always changing. Natural changes can be caused by flooding, waves, storms, and sea level rise. Other changes happen because of human activity like the construction of retaining walls and other types of shoreline hardening. Both natural and human changes to the shoreline can impact natural habitats and affect people, property, infrastructure and the economy.
Round 2 Engagement
Share your input
The draft Shoreline Management Plans are now ready for review. Participate in our Round 2 Engagement sessions, fill out the questionnaire, or reach out to the project team with your comments and ideas.
Individual submissions are voluntary and will be used for the purpose of developing P.E.I shoreline management plans. All data collected is subject to P.E.I’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Co-funders
The Pilot SMP project is co-funded through the Government of PEI’s Department of Land and Environment and the Government of Canada’s Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan) Climate Resilient Coastal Communities Program.
