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Creepy-Crawlies of Manitoba
Instructor: James Whitelaw, Nature Manitoba Birder Location: Kelvin High School, Room 31 Fee: $5 for Nature Manitoba members, $10 for non-members (students: $3 for members, $5 for non-members). Most nature lovers are familiar with birds and other vertebrates, but aside from a few groups such as butterflies, know little about the vastly more numerous and diverse invertebrates (animals without backbones) that live in Manitoba. This workshop aims to help you put a name to invertebrates that we encounter in the countryside, in our yards and that share our homes.
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Grand Beach Spirit Walk
Contact / Registration: To register please call Roger at 204-451-1219.
Please join Roger on hike at Grand Beach for Spirit and the Point Walk . Meeting place is at 10 am at Perkins parking lot along Lagimodière Blvd ( Hwy 59) at Regent
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Hike The Forks Red River Trail
Have a great winter's day hike on the Red River Mutual Trail along the Red and Assiniboine Rivers. Hike for about 8-9 km. with lunch at The Forks.
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Waterbirds of Manitoba
Instructor: Christian Artuso, MB Program Manager, Bird Studies Canada and Chair of Manitoba IBA Committee Location: Kelvin High School, Room 31 Fee: $5 for Nature Manitoba members, $10 for non-members (students: $3 for members, $5 for non-members). **FULL** This workshop is full! To be added to the waitlist for this workhop, please email or call our office at info@naturemanitoba.ca or 204-943-9029
Manitoba is rich in wetlands, with vast prairie marshes, numerous prairie potholes, several large river deltas and the bogs and fens of the boreal and tundra. These wetlands are home to a vast array of birds, including, of course, numerous waterfowl, loons, grebes, pelicans, long-legged waders, cranes, rails, shorebirds, gulls and terns and passerines from several families that have evolved in these habitats. This presentation will overview the rich avian biodiversity of Manitoba's wetlands and discuss their identification and distribution, as well as touching on ecological and conservation significance.
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NM in India
Event Date: Wed, March 13th to Sun, March 24th Nature Manitoba has partnered with Rockjumper Wildlife Tours to offer an exclusive 12-day tour for our supporters. The tour will take place in March, 2019, and will be led by Manitoba-born, Adam Walleyn, who now works as a tour guide with Rockjumper. The tour will take you to several national parks and wildlife reserves, offering plenty of opportunities for birding and viewing India's iconic wildlife (tigers, leaopards, etc). The trip will also feature a few cultural stops (including the Taj Mahal!). A portion of the proceeds from this tour will go directly toward supporting our work in Manitoba - including our work in Manitoba's Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas!
For more details on the tour and how to participate, you can download a PDF of the intinerary here. You can also contact Christian Artuso or visit the Rockjumper webiste if you have specific questions about the tour.
Mar 13 2019 to Mar 24 2019
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St. Adolphe and Windygates hawk watches
Event Date: Fri, March 15th to Fri, April 19th Contact / Registration: Watches are not scheduled, so there is no need to register. Come and go as you please.
Raptors and a host of other birds migrate north along the Red River and Pembina River valleys in early spring. Come join the birders who monitor this migration. They will be present from mid-morning at either site on most days from mid-March to mid-April, especially when it is sunny with a south wind.
The St. Adolphe site is on the east side of the bridge on PR. 210.
The Windygates site is on PR. 201 at the Pembina River Valley.
Mar 15 2019 to Apr 19 2019
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Trails of Transcona
Hike around the very fine urban trails throughout Transcona for a couple of hours, followed by a lunch in the vicinity.
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NM in India
Event Date: Wed, March 13th to Sun, March 24th Nature Manitoba has partnered with Rockjumper Wildlife Tours to offer an exclusive 12-day tour for our supporters. The tour will take place in March, 2019, and will be led by Manitoba-born, Adam Walleyn, who now works as a tour guide with Rockjumper. The tour will take you to several national parks and wildlife reserves, offering plenty of opportunities for birding and viewing India's iconic wildlife (tigers, leaopards, etc). The trip will also feature a few cultural stops (including the Taj Mahal!). A portion of the proceeds from this tour will go directly toward supporting our work in Manitoba - including our work in Manitoba's Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas!
For more details on the tour and how to participate, you can download a PDF of the intinerary here. You can also contact Christian Artuso or visit the Rockjumper webiste if you have specific questions about the tour.
Mar 13 2019 to Mar 24 2019
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St. Adolphe and Windygates hawk watches
Event Date: Fri, March 15th to Fri, April 19th Contact / Registration: Watches are not scheduled, so there is no need to register. Come and go as you please.
Raptors and a host of other birds migrate north along the Red River and Pembina River valleys in early spring. Come join the birders who monitor this migration. They will be present from mid-morning at either site on most days from mid-March to mid-April, especially when it is sunny with a south wind.
The St. Adolphe site is on the east side of the bridge on PR. 210.
The Windygates site is on PR. 201 at the Pembina River Valley.
Mar 15 2019 to Apr 19 2019
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Manitoba Thrushes
Instructor: Ward Christianson and Marlene Waldron, Nature Manitoba Birders Location: Kelvin High School, Room 31 Fee: $5 for Nature Manitoba members, $10 for non-members (students: $3 for members, $5 for non-members). **FULL** This workshop is full! To be added to the waitlist for this workhop, please email or call our office at info@naturemanitoba.ca or 204-943-9029
Join Ward and Marlene to learn how to separate Manitoba's thrushes from each other and their look-a-like cousins. Ward will also discuss where and when to find these varied songsters.
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Canadian Museum of Human Rights Tour
Contact / Registration: Contact Marilyn Bourbonnais for more information mbourbs@gmail.com (preferred) or 204-894-8214.
An opportunity to check out what’s new! It’s been several years since our last tour of this popular national & international attraction.
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NM in India
Event Date: Wed, March 13th to Sun, March 24th Nature Manitoba has partnered with Rockjumper Wildlife Tours to offer an exclusive 12-day tour for our supporters. The tour will take place in March, 2019, and will be led by Manitoba-born, Adam Walleyn, who now works as a tour guide with Rockjumper. The tour will take you to several national parks and wildlife reserves, offering plenty of opportunities for birding and viewing India's iconic wildlife (tigers, leaopards, etc). The trip will also feature a few cultural stops (including the Taj Mahal!). A portion of the proceeds from this tour will go directly toward supporting our work in Manitoba - including our work in Manitoba's Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas!
For more details on the tour and how to participate, you can download a PDF of the intinerary here. You can also contact Christian Artuso or visit the Rockjumper webiste if you have specific questions about the tour.
Mar 13 2019 to Mar 24 2019
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St. Adolphe and Windygates hawk watches
Event Date: Fri, March 15th to Fri, April 19th Contact / Registration: Watches are not scheduled, so there is no need to register. Come and go as you please.
Raptors and a host of other birds migrate north along the Red River and Pembina River valleys in early spring. Come join the birders who monitor this migration. They will be present from mid-morning at either site on most days from mid-March to mid-April, especially when it is sunny with a south wind.
The St. Adolphe site is on the east side of the bridge on PR. 210.
The Windygates site is on PR. 201 at the Pembina River Valley.
Mar 15 2019 to Apr 19 2019
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Twin Beaches Hike
Contact / Registration: To register please call Roger at 204-451-1219
Please join Roger for hike along Twin Beaches of Lake Manitoba . Meet at 10 am at Polo Park parking lot in south west area close to Portage Ave
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Mystery Hike
Contact / Registration: Contact Charles Begley 204-233-8395 or ccbegley @shaw.ca.
Location to be determined.
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St. Adolphe and Windygates hawk watches
Event Date: Fri, March 15th to Fri, April 19th Contact / Registration: Watches are not scheduled, so there is no need to register. Come and go as you please.
Raptors and a host of other birds migrate north along the Red River and Pembina River valleys in early spring. Come join the birders who monitor this migration. They will be present from mid-morning at either site on most days from mid-March to mid-April, especially when it is sunny with a south wind.
The St. Adolphe site is on the east side of the bridge on PR. 210.
The Windygates site is on PR. 201 at the Pembina River Valley.
Mar 15 2019 to Apr 19 2019
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Wildwood Park Hike
Please meet at Oakenwald Avenue at North Drive at 10 am . We will hike up to about 2 hours in area of Wildwood Park.
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