Wolves of Manitoba

Thu, March 5, 2026 — 7:00 PM

Tickets

Early Bird Member - IN-PERSON

CA$

Pay-what-you-can ticket. Suggested price $10.
All funds raised by the Winter Speaker Series go to help the Friends support conservation and education at the Living Prairie Museum.

Please select this ticket for IN-PERSON attendance for this talk. If you wish to join online, please select the ONLINE ticket instead.

Early Bird Member - ONLINE

CA$

Pay-what-you-can ticket. Suggested price $10.
All funds raised by the Winter Speaker Series go to help the Friends support conservation and education at the Living Prairie Museum.

If you select this ONLINE ticket, you will receive information by email for how to join this talk by ZOOM.
If you wish to attend in person, please select the IN-PERSON ticket.

ASL Interpretation

CA$

ASL Interpretation is available for this event. Please select this option in addition to your ticket if you would like to request ASL Interpretation. Request must be made at least 5 days prior to the event.

DONATION - Optional

CA$

Option: add a donation to support Friends of the Living Prairie Museum
Your donation helps us preserve the endangered tall grass prairie by funding summer students and prairie management, and supporting special projects.

Delivery method

Location

2795 Ness Ave

2795 Ness Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3J 3S4

Get Directions

Upcoming events

Thu, Feb 19 07:00 PM
Wildflowers and Diversity - Prairie Restoration in Western Manitoba
Thu, Feb 26 07:00 PM
The Unknown Interlake
Thu, Mar 12 07:00 PM
The Cosmos – A Complex & Orderly Universe

About this event

Join Daniel Dupont, a researcher and professor for a talk all about wolves! This evening will explore wolf ecology in our province. Daniel will discuss how wolves interact and select prey, as well as results of some recent Manitoba-based research.

This talk can be attended in-person or online.

This event is a fundraiser for The Friends of the Living Prairie Museum. Proceeds from all tickets and donations will support education and conservation work at Living Prairie Museum.

The Speaker:

Daniel Dupont is an Indigenous ecologist studying predator-prey dynamics in Manitoba. Most of his work has revolved around better understanding the relationship between wolves, moose, other prey and the environment. He’s an environmental studies professor at Université de Saint-Boniface.