The “Other” Pelee I
May 09-12, 2024
What’s included: Three nights’ accommodation based on double occupancy at The Wandering Dog Inn; breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily; Pelee Island wine with dinners; services of your Quest leader; gratuities for services provided by Quest
Itinerary at a Glance
Day | Activity |
1 | Meet on Pelee Island, welcome dinner |
2-3 | Exploring Pelee Island |
4 | Morning excursion, departure |
Your Tour Leaders
A graduate of the University of Guelph, Kyle Horner is a consummate environmental educator and well-travelled, lifelong naturalist who can proudly say he’s been birdwatching since before he could walk! He has also worked as a field technician for a variety of research projects. He is currently the NatureCounts Engagement Coordinator at Birds Canada, where he helps to build awareness and adoption of that innovative bird data platform. Kyle is also completing a book on turtles of North America, to be released in 2024!
Mike Kent is an excellent all-round naturalist and educator based in southwestern Ontario. He has worked as a Park Naturalist at Ontario’s Killbear Provincial Park and the famous Algonquin Provincial Park, and as a Tour Manager at the Monteverde Butterfly Gardens in Costa Rica’s highland cloud forests. He has a keen and abiding interest in all life forms with a particular fondness for insects, fungi and other under-appreciated groups.
What’s included: Three nights’ accommodation based on double occupancy at The Wandering Dog Inn; breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily; Pelee Island wine with dinners; services of your Quest leader; gratuities for services provided by Quest