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From Border to Border – Common Themes in Parks Management Research Forum
www.umanitoba.ca/outreach
Friends of Birds Hill Park Speaker Series
www.friendsofbirdshillpark.ca
MAPB AGM - "Special Botanical Places in Manitoba as the meeting theme". Download
Invasive Species Council of Manitoba - Spring Newsletter. www.invasivespeciesmanitoba.com
MAPB Field Trip: Plant Inventory of the Proposed Ecological Reserve - Marble ridge.
Friend of Birds Hill Park - Birding and a guided walk on the Nimowin Trail. www.friendsofbirdshillpark.ca
Field Trip: Birding and Botany at Maple Lake. Download
The Manitoba Association of Plant Biologists (MAPB) was formed in 1998 out of concern over a lack of emphasis on plant biology in Manitoba. MAPB works to encourage the hiring of staff with sound botanical training at universities, in government departments and in consulting companies. We encourage the incorporation of botanical material in school curricula, and work to help members of the media to make statements that are botanically correct. MAPB members have a strong interest in the field of plant biology and actively share their knowledge, interest and experience through scientific meetings, projects, workshops and cooperative field work.
Contact Information
General inquiries
Manitoba Association of Plant Biologists
Richard Staniforth
336 Glenwood Crescent
Winnipeg. Manitoba
R2L 1J9
 Membership inquiries
Manitoba Association of Plant Biologists
Cary Hamel
Box 287 Group 327 RR3
Selkirk, Manitoba
R1A 2A8

Electronic Mail:
info@mapb.ca

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