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Fort Whyte Raffle Tickets
Contact / Registration: Sorry to use this forum for this . I am selling tickets for the Fort Whyte Raffle of December 2017. There are 3 prizes and a coupon for free entry to Fort Whyte is included . Tickets are 3 for 10 $ and the Mantario program gets 40 % of the proceeds. If you want tickets please see me at Discovery Evenings or on hikes .Thanks.
Alain ( Al ) Louër
Ste-Agathe Area Hike and Fall Supper
Hike for ca.12-14 km. in southern Manitoba, culminating in a fall supper ($15) hosted by the community of Ste-Agathe. For Nature Manitoba members only.
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Hike in Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Contact / Registration: Contact Charles Begley 204-233-8395 or ccbegley@shaw.ca Note: Advise Charles if you wish a more leisurely outing and every attempt will be made to accommodate this option.
Hike in Spruce Woods Provincial Park amongst beautiful cliffs and scenery.
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South end of Mantario Trail in direction of Caribou Lake
Contact / Registration: To register please call Roger at 204-451-1219
Please join Roger on hike on rocky south end of Mantario trail in Whiteshell Provincial Park . There are ups and downs on this trail. The hike will go in direction of Caribou Lake and with group we will see how far we want to go . Hike will be followed by a potluck. We will meet at 9 am at McDonalds parking lot at Fermor and Lakewood ( Southdale). Carpooling will be arranged .
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Pinawa Channel canoe
Please join me for easy paddle on Pinawa Channel on Thanksgiving Day . A shuttle is involved . We will try to get an early start so interested people can get back early enough for supper .
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Hike Bittersweet Ski Trails
Contact / Registration: Contact Marilyn Hearn 204-895-4659 or marilyn_hearn@hotmail.com. Note: Advise Marilyn if you wish a more leisurely outing and every attempt will be made to accommodate this option.
Hike Bittersweet Ski Trails (near Asherne, MB), with possibility of ski trail maintenance if needed.
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Hike Carman Vicinity and Fall Supper
Hike for ca. 12-14 km. in Snow Valley, Stephenfield Provincial Park and the Carman urban trail. Top it off with Carman's fall supper. For Nature Manitoba members only.
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The Aspen Parkland: A story of recovery
Presenter: Paul Tarleton - Manager of Resource Conservation, Riding Mountain National Park Location: Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre, 340 Provencher Blvd on second floor - Salle Antoine-Gaborieau. Admission: $5 for members (non-member rate $10) In the western area of Riding Mountain National Park lies an exceptional ecosystem that is sometimes overlooked - the Aspen Parkland. It is a community that has undergone an astonishing amount of change over the past century. I'll present some of the challenges and, yes, successes in protecting the Aspen Parkland in RMNP. I'll contrast the work of Ralph Bird, who in 1961 authored a small book called 'The Ecology of the Aspen Parkland' with our present understanding. I think you'll find that some of the changes that have occurred since Bird's work are, surprisingly, great news. I'll also outline how we in RMNP are trying to change our management approach to keep the good news coming.
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Fall Hike around Lake Minnewasta just outside Morden
Contact / Registration: Contact Ted Harvey tharvey50@shaw.ca or 204-889-5725. Note: Advise Ted if you wish a more leisurely outing and every attempt will be made to accommodate this option.
Fall Hike around Lake Minnewasta just outside Morden – enjoying the scenic lake views on a single track trail with some challenging terrain.
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Kenora Hiking Extravaganza - Part 2
The Kenora trails were so great during summer, we will continue to explore the other trails in the area (ca. 15 km worth). This is an all-day excursion with a late evening return to Winnipeg.
Elma – Seven Sisters
Contact / Registration: Contact Garry Budyk at 204-667-1062 for carpool information for Winnipeg participants, or Peter at 1-204-753-2977 for additional details.
Peter Taylor will lead this outing, which was highly successful in 2015 and 2016, with sightings of numerous Bald Eagles, two Golden Eagles, Sandhill Cranes and more. Scoters are possible.
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Hike 'n Eat at Emerson
Hike for 15 km. around the Trans Canada Trail system along the Red River at Emerson. Reward: fall dinner in Emerson. For Nature Manitoba members only.
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