Nature Club

Celebrate love in all its forms—romantic, friendship, and family—by stepping outside this Valentine’s Day!

Who says beaches are just for summer? Last weekend, we traded in sunscreen for snowshoes and brought the magic of winter to the sandy shores! The crunch of snow underfoot, the sparkle of sun on the frosty lake, and the crisp winter air made for an unforgettable adventure. Whether you

From Indigenous-led conservation to saving critical wildlife habitats, here are 25 exciting ways we’re making conservation a priority this year. Get ready to be inspired, and let’s make 2025 the year that Manitoba speaks up for nature like never before!

Around 20 people came out to Ste. Agathe last weekend to participate in our free ski up on Baudry trail.

Interested in fostering curiousity and deepening your connection to the natural world? Here’s some strategies—whether you’re a child or an adult!

Whether you’re a seasoned nature enthusiast or looking to dip your toes into outdoor adventures for the first time, our 2025 Summer Workshops have something for everyone.

Getting outside isn’t just about escaping screens; it’s about connecting with nature, moving our bodies, and making memories. Here are 10 ideas to make the most of winter break and get your kids outside:

For 2025 we are excited to roll out MULTIPLE new CPAWS Manitoba hikes and workshops alongside some fantastic website upgrades to make exploring easier than ever!

Hundreds of kids dressed up as their favourite characters and dashed along the Chickadee trail participating in pumpkin balancing, scavenger hunts, and a spoon race to celebrate Halloween. 

This October we hosted Thanks to Nature, a self-guided gratitude walk event that puts nature back in the forefront and invites you to reconnect with life, as well as, the perfect opportunity to thank nature for all the benefits it offers.

Most people don’t need a meta-analysis of scientific research to tell them they feel good when they’re out in the woods or listening to waves lapping on the shore of the lake.

Science has come up with some fascinating ways to show how spending time in nature improves mental and physical health, sometimes in surprising ways.