Yellow rail habitat protected near Brandon in Douglas Marsh
Conservation Agreement protects 362 acres in Douglas Marsh east of Brandon to safeguard North America’s elusive yellow rail. The effort, led by the IBA committee, Brandon Naturalist Society and MHHC, aims to preserve breeding habitat and prevent disturbance while researchers study population trends amid a globally declining species.
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Bill Stilwett
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Douglas Marsh
Brandon
David Clayton
IBA Committee
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Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
MHHC
Edna Wells
Kevin Teneycke
Canadian Nature Federation
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Environment Canada
Clayton
Marsh
Manitoba
Prairies
IBA
Chris Malcolm
Brandon University
Teneycke
Highbush Cranberry: Abundant Berries and Garden Value
The Highbush Cranberry thrives in the Assiniboine Valley with large, juicy fruit. Two hardy suckers planted in spring multiplied into ten foot high shrubs, yielding more berries than needed and seeds spreading naturally. Native and settler uses include food, medicine, ink, dye, jelly, and wine. Cross pollination required for fruit production. sun enhances flowering and color.
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Assiniboine
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