climate change

In this exclusive interview, Martin shares why he’s joined CPAWS Manitoba in advocating for conservation, the stories behind his breathtaking photographs, and his thoughts on why safeguarding polar bears and their habitats is more critical than ever. 

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.

From majestic whales to quirky sea stars, these 10 species showcase the incredible diversity of Manitoba’s Arctic marine life.

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:

Let’s talk trees—real Christmas trees, to be exact. Just like the ones that might have adorned the Swift family farm, these natural beauties bring more than charm to your holiday celebrations.

Urging all Manitobans to tell the Minister of Finance that the conservation of our lands and waters must be a top priority.

With 2030 steadily approaching, the 30% by 2030 (AKA 30×30) goal is becoming a global headline for conservation.

Contrary to the popular belief of southern Manitoba city dwellers, Manitoba is a coastal province. Learn all about life on our northern coast and how you can help protect it.

Outreach is the foundation of almost everything we do at CPAWS. As our mission states, we advocate for the effective, long-term protection of ecologically and culturally significant land, freshwater, and ocean areas in Canada. However, we can only do this with the support and signatures of Manitobans that care. 

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. 

It meant a lot to gather in a good way. Members of the CPAWS team had the incredible opportunity to attend the public launch of the Kitaskeenan Kaweekanawaynichikatek Indigenous Protected Area project from September 2nd – 6th at the Fox Lake Cree Nation Culture Camp to show our support for

We’re excited to welcome Chelsea as our new Communications Manager. With her passion she will guide the development of our communications.