Every other Tuesday until the beginning of March the Living Prairie Museum will host their Winter Speaker Series.
Presentations take place from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the museum on Ness Avenue. Admission is free but space is limited. Attendees are asked to call 204-832-0167 two weeks in advance to save seats.
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The schedule of speakers is as follows:
- Jan. 16 – Allen Sutherland – White Spotted Horse Inc.: Indigenous Historical Awareness
- Jan. 30 – Dr. James Duncan – Director, Wildlife and Fisheries Branch of Manitoba Sustainable Development: Up close and personal with owl research in Manitoba
- Feb. 13 – Dr. William Watkins – Biodiversity Conservation Biologist, Wildlife and Fisheries Branch of Manitoba Sustainable Development: The Deer Lodge bison herd: Manitoba’s role in the conservation of the Plains Bison
- Feb. 27 – Bob Eilers – Hydropedologist: Canadian Prairie Soils – Manitoba
- Mar. 13 – Martha Barwinsky – City Forester: What you need to know about Emerald Ash Borer
For more information visit the museum’s website.
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