October 2019
Kids Halloween Party
Halloween is all about dressing up, candy and having fun! Join the St. Andrews Rectory for their Kids Halloween Party! Make sure to wear your costume because there will be a costume contest! They will be making spooky crafts to take home, as well as playing fun games and tricks! BOO! $5 each, register online.
Find out more »November 2019
The Canadian Soldier of the First World War
Join us for a presentation on the uniform, weapons and equipment of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, trench warfare, and life in the trenches from 1914 to 1918. Presentation by Frederick Carstead!
Find out more »Burrowing Under
This presentation talks about some of the species that burrow in Manitoba. In it we discuss their habitat, adaptations and unique characteristics of these animals. Prairie Wildlife will be bringing a few of their ambassadors. This presentation also includes a craft that you will make and take home!
Find out more »January 2020
Wildlife Art
An amazing opportunity to have a wild animal stay still for your artistry. Sketch, draw, paint sculpt, carve, photograph or any medium brought by you. Capture the details up close and personal with two of the Prairie Wildlife ambassadors. $5 per person.
Find out more »Winter Wonders
We’re excited to bring the wonder of winter to you. You will discover the five main strategies that animals use to survive the cold winter months. This visit includes a visit from two of Prairie Wildlife ambassadors, where you can use what you just leaned to determine what they do over the winter.This workshop includes a craft you can take home! $5 person
Find out more »February 2020
Babies, Bunnies, and Beaks
You will be introduced to the world of baby wildlife that can be found right in your own backyards! You will learn about nestling and fledgling birds and infant mammals such as rabbits and squirrels. This talk includes a special visit the Prairie Wildlife ambassadors and a take home craft.
Find out more »March 2020
Prairie Raptors
In this program, you will learn all there is to know about raptors, specifically the raptors that call Manitoba home and are helped by PWRC. Not only are raptors very fascinating animals, but they are very important to our environment and many different ecosystems. The Prairie Wildlife ambassadors will also be present, so everyone can see up close their special adaptations. This program includes a take home craft.
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