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Netley-Libau Marsh
The marsh is located just north of Selkirk, Manitoba on the south end of Lake Winnipeg where the Red River enters the Lake.

Netley-Libau Marsh has always been a Mecca for the waterfowler, from the First Nation Peoples that hunted and trapped this marsh for their livelihood, to the market hunter who hunted ducks and geese to sell all over the world at the turn of century, to today's sportsman who hunts merely to enjoy a day out in the marsh. This marsh is a very special place to those that love it.
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Vegetation map

Infrared aerial photo mosaic

Credit
Grosshans, R.E., Wrubleski D.A., and Goldsborough L.G. 2004. Changes in the Emergent Plant Community of Netley-Libau Marsh between 1979 and 2001. Delta Marsh Field Station (University of Manitoba) Occasional Publication No. 4, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 53 pp.

Visit http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/science/delta_marsh/ for the full study

The Netley Marsh Waterfowl Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of this unique habitat.