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1. Transcona Bioreserve - Winnipeg
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· 235 reviews
38 Whiteshell Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2C 2Z2, Canada
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Michael Borelli: It's a great place for a walk or a bike ride. I probably walk this over 100 times a year. Despite the numerous signs that dogs must be on a leash or under voice command, most people ignore this. Had a dirty dog jump all over me today and get my sweater dirty. Very annoying.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Loner Morrison: Love this place. So pretty and full of nature. One of my favorite places to bike ride for sure.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Clinton Kroeker: The trails are well-maintained, and it’s a peaceful walk down each of them. We heard many unique birdcalls when we visited in mid-June. While it’s not the most remarkable destination if you want to spend time in the wild, it is a wonderful oasis of nature and quiet in the middle of the city.Visited on Weekday …
Aerynn Meagher: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Omni andra: Love it here, so relaxing, perfect place to go when you want to get away from the city. Lots of nature and no city noise. Lots of ppl walking, either themselves or with their dogs. Dogs can be off leash as long as they respnd when called back and are respectful of those in the park. My kids spent lota of time here exploring the woods and having fun and adventure.
Mark Hill: Dog-friendliness: Off leash dog park.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Russ Franks: Dog-friendliness: very open trails,nice area.Visited on Weekday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended Not sure …
Jeffery Doyle: Lovely place to walk the dog, enjoy nature and more. delightful.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Marianna G: I love this place, worth driving. Too bad some visitors who let their dog run unleashed, don't pick up after dogs
Rick Sirant: Quite calm surroundings & friendly dog people.Playground: NoneRestrooms: NonePicnic area: None
J W: Wonderful place for a family walk. Would love to give 5 stars, if people would clean up after their dogs.
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2. George Olive Nature Park - Winnipeg
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· 26 reviews
855 McMeans Ave E, Winnipeg, MB R2C 4B3, Canada
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This Transcona site was once a dumping ground for industrial and construction materials. In 1977, it was named the Transcona Horse Pond Park, and carried this name until being named a nature park in commemoration of MLA and Transcona Mayor George Edward Olive in the early 1990s. Significant restoration work was undertaken to remove the debris and restore the property to that of a quality nature park. After much work and volunteer effort, it was officially re-opened in September 2001. The 16-acre Winnipeg park features several lowland marsh and interpretive panels, as well as the Second World War era cordite ditch along the northern edge.
Dedicated in June 2014 by Councillor Russ Wyatt (Transcona Ward), a plaque was installed in 2015 at the southwestern entrance to the park to commemorate the revitalization and site improvements. A small monument elsewhere in the park commemorates community activist Betty Stewart.
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Defence Industries Limited Cordite Plant / Transcona Cordite Plant (RM of Springfield)
“Ducks made to feet at home in city parks,” Winnipeg Free Press, 13 May 1993, page 20.
“Horticultural club members share passion for gardening,” Winnipeg Free Press Neighbours North, 18 June 2003, page 3.
This is a collection of historic sites in Manitoba compiled by the Manitoba Historical Society. The information is offered for historical interest only.
This Transcona site was once a dumping ground for industrial and construction materials. In 1977, it was named the Transcona Horse Pond Park, and carried this name until being named a nature park in commemoration of MLA and Transcona Mayor George Edward Olive in the early 1990s. Significant restoration work was undertaken to remove the debris and restore the property to that of a quality nature park. After much work and volunteer effort, it was officially re-opened in September 2001. The 16-acre Winnipeg park features several lowland marsh and interpretive panels, as well as the Second World War era cordite ditch along the northern edge.
Dedicated in June 2014 by Councillor Russ Wyatt (Transcona Ward), a plaque was installed in 2015 at the southwestern entrance to the park to commemorate the revitalization and site improvements. A small monument elsewhere in the park commemorates community activist Betty Stewart.
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Defence Industries Limited Cordite Plant / Transcona Cordite Plant (RM of Springfield)
“Ducks made to feet at home in city parks,” Winnipeg Free Press, 13 May 1993, page 20.
“Horticultural club members share passion for gardening,” Winnipeg Free Press Neighbours North, 18 June 2003, page 3.
This is a collection of historic sites in Manitoba compiled by the Manitoba Historical Society. The information is offered for historical interest only.
G. Singh Gill: Playground: Yes Off-leash dog area: Yes
Lori Stevenson: Lovely walk all season with dog.Pretty clean but you still have the odd person who does not clean up after dog.
Teegan Weiske: Beautiful
mrnoshoes204: A place of many memories George olive is a fairly large nature park nice trails and fun places to play hide and seek
Jonathan Hutton: Nice little park full of nature. Enjoy the short path around the pond.
alan gould: Wife and I just love the walk around this gem of a park we just love it.
Sternguard: Dont let the wild grass fool you, while the entrances arent well amekes the paths are clean and a pleasant walk with a few bexhes to sit and rest at.
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3. Centro de Reserva Animal de Canadá - Portage & Main
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· 0 reviews
Winnipeg, MB R3C 3X2, Canada
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4. Rotary Prairie Nature Park - Winnipeg
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· 4 reviews
1001 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg, MB R2C 4M2, Canada
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Wild Rose: Nice place to get away from noise right in the city without having to leave the city
Astral Asteroid: It's fresh
Ayman A: Not very bad... good for an afternoon walk for the children
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5. Assiniboine Forest Marsh Docks - Winnipeg
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· 48 reviews
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Brad Cressman: A very tranquil space. A slice of heaven.
Oleh Dubovyi: Good
Lorraine James: Loved checking this place out! Can’t wait for the spring to visit again. I wonder if you can ice skate here in the winter?
SmartScape: Worth going to if you live in the area or need to walk a new trail. Great for a relaxing walk in nature.
Payton Tohms: Nice place to walk. Lots of dogs
Diego Lanchuske: Beautiful all year around.
D C: Love the little dock path
Pablo Listingart: Beautiful place to go for a walk. Lots of trails around. The only con is the amount of people and many runners don't caring about social distance or breathing over you while passing
Patrick Werestiuk: Beautiful place to walk the dogs or take a stroll. Lots of trees and walking paths.
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6. Assiniboine Forest - Winnipeg
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· 737 reviews
2595 Roblin Blvd, Winnipeg, MB R3P 2N7, Canada
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It is unusual to find a forest within a city, but Winnipeg has one, complete with a herd of white-tailed deer. This unique park is Assiniboine Forest Park located between Chalfont Avenue and Shaftsbury Boulevard. Situated close to a bus route, Assiniboine Forest offers a quiet place to escape the city in order to relax and enjoy nature.
For the budding naturalist, Assiniboine Forest offers a good example of aspen-oak vegetation, which is the home of a great variety of birds, animals, and even some rare plants.
For those who like to hike, an all weather nature trail leads from the corner of Chalfont and Grant to the Eve Werier Memorial Pond in the middle of the forest. An observation area overlooks the pond - a perfect place to watch for shorebirds and waterfowl. If you're lucky, you may even see a white-tailed deer venture down to the water's edge to drink.
Assiniboine Forest offers a wilderness within a city. Walk down one of the trails and see how quickly the city disappears.
It is unusual to find a forest within a city, but Winnipeg has one, complete with a herd of white-tailed deer. This unique park is Assiniboine Forest Park located between Chalfont Avenue and Shaftsbury Boulevard. Situated close to a bus route, Assiniboine Forest offers a quiet place to escape the city in order to relax and enjoy nature.
For the budding naturalist, Assiniboine Forest offers a good example of aspen-oak vegetation, which is the home of a great variety of birds, animals, and even some rare plants.
For those who like to hike, an all weather nature trail leads from the corner of Chalfont and Grant to the Eve Werier Memorial Pond in the middle of the forest. An observation area overlooks the pond - a perfect place to watch for shorebirds and waterfowl. If you're lucky, you may even see a white-tailed deer venture down to the water's edge to drink.
Assiniboine Forest offers a wilderness within a city. Walk down one of the trails and see how quickly the city disappears.
Angelle Holmes: And absolutely gorgeous and a vast natural forest in the heart of WinnipegRestrooms: There's a porta potty at the main entrance to the forest
Eugen Baidan: This location is truly a picturesque gem within the city. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, it's the perfect haven for solitude. The minimal crowd allows you to take leisurely walks, enveloped in your thoughts. I wholeheartedly recommend this spot for a serene escape.
jack moar: Great park with several hiking trails. Adequate, clear signs.
RockwoodsTheory: Smells terrificDog-friendliness: On leash licensed dogs only. Clean up after the mess. Doggie bags available throughout park, with refuse bins
Ruth Ndung'u: Great place to have a walk and reset your mind and body from day to day hustle.
M L: Very beautiful park in the middle of the city. Multiple trails for walking and biking. Lots of trees and shade as well. I've seen a deer or two a couple times while going on a walk.
Angela Sutherland: Beautiful, well groomed. Always an enjoyable walk
A. T.: Love the trails here. Very clean and well maintained, although some dog owners aren't picking up after their dogs so be mindful of that.
Ruth R: Happy walk for pups.Don't forget to use bug spray before going into the trails.
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7. Aurora Nature Trail - West Kildonan Industrial
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· 1 reviews
Winnipeg, MB R2P 2T9, Canada
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8. Harte Trail - Winnipeg
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· 91 reviews
Unnamed Road, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Alexander Chernyakov: Good place. If you are going over there, keep it clean, don't start any fire.
John Delisle: Hearte Tail is a packed 1/4-down gravel trail, great for walking and cycling. It’s line with trees and shade.Recommended activities Walking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching …
Chris Haaksma: Recommended activities Walking, Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking
Mac Gerard Perez: Very nice and peaceful place to run, walk, bike, and you can walk your dogs.Recommended activities Running, Biking Parking options Free parking lot, Free street parking …
Meagan Parry: Beautiful spot for a bike ride or hike!Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking …
Josh Hollins: Recommended activities Walking, Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot
Mike Goertzen: This is our go to spot for winter hikes with the dogs, trails are well packed down and plenty of wildlife even in the winter.Visited on Weekend …
Mika Friesen: very beautiful and everyone you may pass is quite friendly, love coming here
Queen #27: Playground: You can use the path to get to playgroundsDog-friendliness: Can walk your dogs on the trail very open to and they have dog bags and trash binsPicnic area: You can use the to wall to picnic areas
Stephen: Very nice path feels very nature interesting to think about railway history in the area.
Penny: This is a great trail in Winnipeg
Meire Anne Mario: The best ever
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9. Parks & Natural Areas - Winnipeg
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· 1 reviews
200 Saulteaux Crescent, Winnipeg, MB R3J 3W3, Canada
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10. Bois-des-Esprits - Winnipeg
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· 487 reviews
650 Shorehill Dr, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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This 117 acre urban forest contains five different ecosystems – riverbottom, wetland, oak forest, aspen forest, and grassland and is considered a vital part of the 27 km Seine River Greenway, the ‘heart and lungs’ of the parkway system. It is the largest remaining riverbank forest in the city and is situated on the frontline of urban sprawl. What makes it so treasured is that it is still ‘virtually undisturbed.’
One special feature of the woods is a series of oxbows or abandoned riverbeds. These can be identified as U-shaped low lying areas along the trail. Oxbows were formed when a sharp bend or loop in the river eroded over time until the narrow neck of land between the two banks finally cut through creating a new straighter river channel. These abandoned river beds become highly productive riverbottom and wetland habitat supporting a rich variety of vegetation and wildlife.They are a favourite resting spot for the 20-30 whitetail deer that call the Bois home.
Extra Foods parking lot at St Anne’s Rd and Southglen Blvd
This 117 acre urban forest contains five different ecosystems – riverbottom, wetland, oak forest, aspen forest, and grassland and is considered a vital part of the 27 km Seine River Greenway, the ‘heart and lungs’ of the parkway system. It is the largest remaining riverbank forest in the city and is situated on the frontline of urban sprawl. What makes it so treasured is that it is still ‘virtually undisturbed.’
One special feature of the woods is a series of oxbows or abandoned riverbeds. These can be identified as U-shaped low lying areas along the trail. Oxbows were formed when a sharp bend or loop in the river eroded over time until the narrow neck of land between the two banks finally cut through creating a new straighter river channel. These abandoned river beds become highly productive riverbottom and wetland habitat supporting a rich variety of vegetation and wildlife.They are a favourite resting spot for the 20-30 whitetail deer that call the Bois home.
Extra Foods parking lot at St Anne’s Rd and Southglen Blvd
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11. Living Prairie Museum - Winnipeg
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· 202 reviews
Ness Ave, 2795 Ness Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3J 3S4, Canada
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JAMIE SILVESTER: Visited on Weekday Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended Not sure
Ally W: Incredible place. I cannot recommend it highly enough, particularly for nature lovers.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Kristina Elkins: Beautiful native prairie and knowledgeable staff and volunteers
Desi H.: Completely free and open 7 days a week, this museum is great family fun and gets the kids interested in the outdoorsVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Darwin Perrier: Lovely experience and educational
Susann Sinclair: Open house was excellent! Our tour guide, Josh, was very knowledgeable in all that is "Prairie ". Thanks for the milkweed plant! It's going in the ground tomorrow morning! Update. 2023. The milkweed plant that I got from you has finally started growing nicely!Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …
Chris C: Visited on Weekend
judy C: We went to buy some new plants and found so many we weren't familiar with! The variety was impressive and the staff is so friendly. The book selection is awesome! The whole place just feels good to be in. I am thankful for this gem.🤗🦋🌻Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Mango Pit Graveyard: walking through the grassy paths in late summer/early fall, the bugs jumping and humming, perfection. if you can find The Special Bench, it’s my most treasured spot in this whole scary town :
Hunter Ginsburg-Qually: It's cool to go on a walk lots of birds to see and sometimes get to see eggs
Tharindu Kottegoda: This is a wonderful spot! I've been going fo over 10 years and it is always calming to be here, even just to go on a walk.I've also taken part in their programming, both the butterfly festival and their summer programs and we've enjoyed it a lot. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. Overall just a great place to be!
Laz “Batty” M: Restrooms: CleanVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
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12. Dalhousie Forest - Winnipeg
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· 21 reviews
205 Killarney Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2Z5, Canada
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13. Beliveau Forest - Winnipeg
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· 5 reviews
164 Beliveau Rd #130, Winnipeg, MB R2M 1S6, Canada
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William Kolisnyk: Great little touch of nature in the concrete jungle.
C G: A nice little walk through a heavily treed park.
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14. FortWhyte Alive - Tuxedo Industrial
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· 970 reviews
1961 McCreary Rd, Winnipeg, MB R3P 2K9, Canada
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Darren Lee: Great place to take your kids/grandkids!!
Avinesh Dasari: Excellent place to experience trail walking and biking. Bison viewing so close to the city is awesome. The animals and arts in the museum are so lively. The flooding boardwalk trail is so nice.
Dodd Letourneau: Fantastic place inside the city. Enjoyed myself everytime we go there.
Obed Carrillo G: I loved seeing the Bison!The trail was nice, easy and accesible. The trail provided nice information about bison and the indigenous people.
Annelies Sikkenga: Beautiful place to explore and lots to see! I do wish the entry was free or lower to make it more accessible for everyone.
Tylen Lee: and it’s a pretty solid trail. Seems like it’s mainly used for bikes since that’s all I saw but it’s a good walking trail too. Didn’t visit the rest of FortWhyte Alive but definitely will in the future.
カイル F Kyle: Saw deer, frogs turtles squirrels, bison and many birds all in one walk.
DARIN EASTOE: Great place to learn about wildlife it does come equipped with a restaurant and an outside deck .
Artem Kurginian: Pros:- nice trailsCons:- 30 CAD is a bit much- bad opening hours, could be open at least till 9- washroom was closed like 30 minutes before closing- can’t use your own kayak
Steven Chang: Best place to take a walk or ride in South West Winnipeg.
2316DILBAGH SINGH: Awsm place to go ... The girl who works there is very cooperative and polite ..
Craig Woodward: FortWhyte Alive is a great place to visit if you want to commune with all forms of nature, especially of the tick variety. After a walk around the paths we did a quick tick check and found 5 on our pants and shirts, and then another 10 when we got home.Fishing was ok, lots of small perch and hammer handle sized pike.
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15. Riparian Forest Path - Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry
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· 4 reviews
115 W Gate, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2E2, Canada
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16. Sherwood Forest Park - Winnipeg
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· 1 reviews
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Jes Foote: Lovely hike
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17. Seine River Greenway’s Trail - Winnipeg
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· 378 reviews
650 Shorehill Dr, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Sean: Recommended activities Walking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching
Michelle Corbett: Recommended activities Walking, Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching
Daniel Soto: Nice and all well taken care ofDog-friendliness: With strap and bag to lift
Stephen Hill: Perfect as always
Taime: I like this trail for the flora and wildlife. It's an easy trail for everyone. This is my favorite city trail. There are lots of tree carvings to be found.Recommended activities Walking, Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching …
Rex McTavish: Lovely trail along the river. The North section is right down by the river with good tree cover and a few carvings to discover. Further south it opens up to some wider areas, meadows, and passes behind a school and some condos.Parking: The closest parking may be the No Frills area.
judy C: This trail is one of our faves!Always finding something new!Love it!
Ralph Pearce: Beautiful need more forest to have an even greater trail experience.
Rosalynn Maahs Daigle: Very nice place to walkWas good being able to be in the woods without leaving the city. A nice escape into nature when needed.Parking: Parking is available at the grocery store at the back of the parking lot.
Mehdi . A: Been going here for years,.
Timothy: 10/10 hard to believe this trail is in the middle of a city.Recommended activities Walking, Biking, Dog Walking …
Brady Senior: Awesome enjoy going hereRecommended activities Walking, Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking Parking space Somewhat difficult to find parking …
Eric Lokstet: Great place to clear ones head. Friendly people always saying hello. Good for the soul.
Jing Wang: It's a beautiful trail in different season.
Julia Łukasiewicz: Lovely park for family walks
Don Mauthe: Great area to stroll or ride bikes. Can follow trail along Seine river
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18. Fort Whyte Interpretive Centre - Tuxedo Industrial
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· 47 reviews
Southwest, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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19. FortWhyte Alive Bison Lookout - Tuxedo Industrial
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· 54 reviews
Unnamed Rd,, Winnipeg, MB R3P 0S8, Canada
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Bob Martens: Great place for a bike ride or a hike or sit on thier deck and enjoy the views
Dai_incanada: Great place for kids
Hertz Vaughan: Amazing experience in the Aspens and watching bison and geese in their natural habitat.
Yury N.: Great place to get some fresh air and enjoy the nature.
Alex Frenkel: Great place. Great weather great weekend
