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Upcoming Outdoor Activities

The TransCanada Trail via the South Whiteshell Section

General Trips -- Sat, May 19th

Join Les McCann to explore a portion of the South Whiteshell section of the Trans Canada trail.

Register with Les at 895-8108 or lmccann2001@yahoo.com. [Trip Rating: 2-3]

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Paddle Down the Red and La Salle Rivers

General Trips -- Sun, May 20th

Join Marcel Lacroix for a day canoe trip down the Red River from St. Adolphe to the ruins of the Trappist Monastery located along the La Salle River in St. Norbert.

Contact Marcel at marcel_lacroix@hotmail.com or 231-8533. [Trip Rating: 2.0]

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Shoal Lakes/St. Ambroise/Delta

Bird Outings -- Sun, May 20th

The itinerary will depend on the accessibility of the various areas, but we should see lots of waterbirds and possibly many warblers.

Please call Rudolf Koes (661-0763) for information. [Trip Rating: 1-2]

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Birding for Beginners - King's Park

Bird Outings -- Wed, May 23rd

Meet Ward Christianson and Marlene Waldron at the parking lot of King's Park at 6:30pm.

Register through the office at 943-9029 or email info@naturemanitoba.ca. [Trip Rating: 1-2]

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Day Canoe Trip

General Trips -- Sun, May 27th

Join Sean Worden for a day canoe on the Hansons Creek/Francis Lake canoe route in the Whiteshell.

Contact Sean at srworden@mymts.net. [Trip Rating: 2.0]

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Walk in the Park for Hope – Assiniboine Park

General Trips -- Sun, May 27th

Meet at 1:00 p.m. at Assiniboine Park at the newly-reconstructed duck pond at the north end of the park.

Pre-registration not required. [Trip Rating: 1.0]

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Hike Nature Manitoba is a not-for-profit organization that was founded in 1920 as the Natural History Society of Manitoba (later known as the Manitoba Naturalists Society), "for the popular and scientific study of nature". In 2009, we changed our name to Nature Manitoba. Our members share a passion for nature. Our goal is to promote an appreciation and understanding of nature, and to preserve and enjoy it. Nature Manitoba offers a wide variety of indoor and outdoor programs year-round, and advocates for the protection of our natural environment.

canoe by lake We believe that the opportunity to experience the natural world in peace and tranquility is a joy and a privilege. We believe in the importance of sound stewardship of our parks, wilderness and other natural areas, and are proponents of self-propelled (non-motorized) recreation when enjoying these areas.