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There is finally hope the Manitoba government will act to protect threatened caribou after a decade of delays. Answer a quick survey to help.

Pick up litter in your schoolyard or nearby park during the CPAWS Manitoba Student Litter Cleanup Challenge!

Here are some winter pandemic parenting survival tips from a twin mom to help get you through another school closure in Manitoba.

We welcome the Manitoba government’s aim to protect our imperilled moose population. A missing objective is conserving habitat.

CPAWS is thrilled that Canada has reaffirmed our country’s commitment to protect 30% of land and ocean by 2030.

CPAWS applauds the federal government’s commitment to nature conservation as part of Canada’s recovery from Covid-19.

The Government of Canada invested $3.2 million in the Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area Initiative.

The critical importance of parks and protected areas has been reinforced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Never has the need for ambitious action to restore a balance with nature been more urgently needed.

It is going to take all of us to navigate these uncertain times, and emerge having created a stronger, more sustainable, and resilient society.

Ten Indigenous youth from Northern Manitoba and Nunavut shared their love of nature with youth from eastern Canada at an Ottawa conference led by CPAWS.

Four youth from Arviat helped their community engage in traditional practices by organizing a caribou hide tanning workshop with the support CPAWS.