Posted by: Sandy Steinman | February 6, 2017

New Manitoba Conservation Area Protects 86 Bird Species

The Metro News reports on a new conservation site in Manitoba.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada says the Swan Lake Wetland-Parkland Complex project near Lundar is more than 935 hectares.

It says the area is a mix of forest, savanna, grasslands and expansive wetlands which tie into Big Swan Lake and the surrounding smaller shallow water lakes.

It says bird surveys conducted in the area found 86 bird species, including four threatened species at risk — the least bittern, Eastern Whip-poor-will, bobolink and barn swallow.

Read full story at New conservation area will protect 86 bird species and some at risk:nature group | Metro Winnipeg


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