Our goal is to promote awareness and conservation of natural areas, specifically tall grass prairie, through environmental education. https://xitter.cf/t.co/Xbkk0QNlcZ partner.
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Do you have a vegetable garden? Compost is a great addition to the soil. Learn more about how to use it ahead of our compost giveaway this weekend: ow.ly/1sfZ50OkyWs
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It’s bird migration season, and Winnipeg is on the Mississippi flyway, a superhighway for our flying friends. Turn your lights out at night to protect them on their journey. winnipeg.ca/birdfriendly #birdfriendly #lightsoutwinnipeg
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AVIS AUX JARDINIERS ET JARDINIÈRES On peut maintenant louer un jardin individuel pour la saison à venir. Pour réserver un jardin, allez au Musée-nature de la prairie, 2795,av.Ness, composez le 204?832?5865 ou écrivez à communitygardens@winnipeg.ca. winnipeg.ca/jardinscommunaut…
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ATTENTION GARDENERS: Allotment gardens are available for rent for the upcoming growing season. Reservations can be made in-person at the Living Prairie Museum at 2795 Ness Ave, call 204-832-5865 or email communitygardens@winnipeg.ca. More info at winnipeg.ca/communitygardens
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You herd it here first – @LivingPrairie has sheep grazing onsite to help with vegetation management ow.ly/1f2n50JYnwC
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Des moutons broutent au Musée-nature de la prairie afin de favoriser la gestion de la végétation. ow.ly/RviG50JYnwE
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As part of our commitment of reconciliation, we’ve planted a medicine garden near the @LivingPrairie Museum featuring sage and sweetgrass. Learn more about the significance: ow.ly/EG2j50JuE5W #IndigenousHistoryMonth
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It’s #BeeDay! #DYK our @LivingPrairie Museum is proud to be part of Bee Better Manitoba? Learn how you can help protect, conserve, and create pollinator-friendly habitats: ow.ly/xKq750Je5Un
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It's #InternationalMuseumDay! Did you know our @LivingPrairie Museum has one of the few remaining fragments of tall grass prairie? You can explore the museum's trail system to see and learn about some of the most endangered habitat in the world. ow.ly/VvVs50Jbbfm
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Tomorrow! There's still time to register for our first Family Nature Club walk on Sat May 14. Get kids excited about nature, spend some quality time outside, and meet some new friends! For ages 8-13 with a parent or caregiver. #winnipeg @assiniboinepark bit.ly/39glXIs
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These bees are loving wildflowers found @LivingPrairie we've got blanket flower, nodding onion, giant hyssop, false sunflower and asters 😍
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A fire ban is currently in effect for the city of Winnipeg. Outdoor fires are prohibited, including fire pits, open fires, and the use of fireworks. Find more information at Winnipeg.ca/firebans.
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Keep off the grass! @LivingPrairie has 150 grass & wildflower species on 13 hectares. Before European settlement, ‘tall grass’ covered one million sq kilometres of N. America. Today only 1% remains. winnipeg.ca/publicworks/park… #historicplacesdays #Winnipeg
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Des chèvres et des moutons broutent au Musée-nature de la prairie afin de favoriser la gestion de la végétation. winnipeg.ca/ourstories/2021/…
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Mind cleanse. A lovely walk this morning along the Yellow Ribbon Greenway Trail and through @LivingPrairie We are fortunate to have so many beautiful green spaces in @cityofwinnipeg
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La Journée nationale des peuples autochtones est l’occasion de célébrer l’histoire et la culture riches des Premières Nations, des Inuits et des Métis. Nous vous encourageons à vous éduquer sur la signification de la journée. ow.ly/YkIh50Ff1xs
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It's #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, a day to celebrate the rich histories and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. While we aren’t able to celebrate in-person this year, we’re encouraging you to learn about the significance of this day. ow.ly/hwO050Ff19m
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Dans le cadre de notre engagement envers la réconciliation, nous avons aménagé un jardin d’herbes médicinales comportant de la sauge et du foin d’odeur près du Musée-nature de la prairie. Pour en savoir plus : ow.ly/SmpT50FdGaS #Moisdelhistoireautochtone
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As part of our commitment of reconciliation, we’ve planted a medicine garden near the Living Prairie Museum featuring sage and sweetgrass. Learn more about the significance: ow.ly/SmpT50FdGaS #IndigenousHistoryMonth
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Our next Native Prairie Speaker Series Webinar is April 20th
Join Sarah Semmler from @LivingPrairie
for a presentation about "Native pollinators: Who they are and how to help them out."
Register Free: attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg…
#nativeprairie #grasslands #conservation #sasklife
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We had a great turnout for our Prairies Launch Media Event today!
Mike and Maddy from Visit Winnipeg came to visit the New Prairies Gallery. That's Dr. Randy Mooi, Curator of Zoology having a socially distanced look.
Join us for opening day, tomorrow: buff.ly/3rXRJxu
