Nature Manitoba
401 - 63 Albert St. R3B 1G4 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

With hundreds of members participating in hundreds of Nature Manitoba activities over the years, we have an extensive archive of photos! Unfortunately many of them are duplicates and/or were not labelled in detail. So to celebrate our 100th anniversary we thought it would be fun to put them out to our membership to help us identify the who, what, where of these photos. Each month we will put a new album on our Facebook page for you to take a look at. Then feel free to add your thoughts (reminiscing strongly encouraged!) in the comments below each photo. Please remember photos may not reflect current Nature Manitoba safety standards. Many photos were from a time when smoking indoors and wearing a life jacket were both optional!

The provincial government could be selling off Manitoba's park assets in the future. This happened in Alberta and it could happen in Manitoba. "Some things are businesses and some things are services, and some things just shouldn’t be for sale, and we keep them from being sold in order to keep them for everyone," Lamont said. "We’re trying to preserve wilderness for the sake of future generations..."

A great opportunity to support bird conservation in Manitoba this Saturday! Our IBA program is looking for some volunteers to put in a little bit of sweat equity for our shorebirds. Jut a few hours of work, and no bird knowledge is required for this event. Contact Amanda (see photo) for more info.

Are you between the ages of 15-30 and looking for summer work starting in June? Our IBA Program is hiring an assistant immediately! See posting for more info and how to apply.

A new at-home bird monitoring opportunity launches May 20th and you can become a backyard citizen scientist! Learn more about this project here: https://www.mbchimneyswift.com/?p=2216 Chimney Swift photo by Christian Artuso

Practice social (physical) distancing when visiting provincial parks, including trails and all public areas. Keep two metres away from others, don't gather in groups. Check www.manitobaparks.com before your visit. For accurate information on #COVID19, visit www.manitoba.ca/covid19.

Nature Manitoba has now cancelled all outdoor trips indefinitely. At this time we still encourage people to get outside, but while following social distancing guidelines. See statement below for more info, and visit our site for more info on all our cancellations and postponements. https://bit.ly/39c6dAB