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Mar022022

MPRB Announces New Weekly Program "Walk & Talk with a Naturalist" Beginning Friday, March 4

Via a March 2nd e-announcement from the Minneapolis Park and Rec Board:

Starting Friday, March 4, people ages 18 and up are invited to join an MPRB naturalist for a FREE series of afternoon strolls on and near the Mississippi River. This series runs Fridays, March 4 through May 27, 1 to 2pm.

Walks begin at the Water Works Pavilion, 425 West River Parkway, at the foot of the Stone Arch Bridge. The leisurely pace includes stops to observe and discuss a different topic each week, such as:

• History of the Falls and Mills

• Winter Animal Adaptations

• Sketching in Nature

• Bird Migration on the River

• Spring Flowers and Native Plants

• Mindfulness in Nature

• Wildlife

Walk & Talk sessions are free, but registration is required: 

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