conservation

The Hudson Bay Lowlands provide nearly CAD 250 million in ecosystem goods and services (EGS) per year. Learn more in this new report by CPAWS Manitoba and IISD.

The climate crisis isn’t some distant threat — it’s here, knocking on our door. Manitoba Needs a Plan for Nature.

What happens when you mix one big dog, a yard in need of life, and a shared love for local plants? You get a prairie garden project full of heart, humour, and habitat-building potential.

Spring 2025 Environmental Education Pond Workshop Elyce, Conservation Outreach Ambassador A Special Connection with Riverbend Over the years, our education team has built an incredible relationship with the students and teachers at Riverbend Community School. We’ve run many workshops together, and every time, we’re inspired by how curious and passionate

Every year on the third Friday of May, we take the time to recognize Endangered Species Day – a time to reflect on the growing threats facing wildlife and the urgency to protect biodiversity.

I’m Brendan, and I’ve been the communications intern for CPAWS Manitoba for the past three weeks.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a geography buff or just curious about Manitoba’s hidden gems, this northern body of water is full of surprises.

As camping reservations are opening up in Manitoba next week, it’s a great time to reflect on the growing demand for outdoor spaces and the need for more provincial parks and protected areas across the province.

This winter we launched our polar bear program in schools for kindergarten to grade 6 students. From January to March 2025, we taught 629 students, in 57 programs, at 13 schools, to explore the beauty of the Arctic ecosystem.

We need to permanently protect large-scale areas of high conservation value to help mitigate the impacts of climate change and to stem a devastating collapse of global biodiversity.

Join us as we explore fascinating facts and simple ways you can contribute to the protection and conservation of forests and water for a sustainable future.

Manitoba Scores a B- on Conservation Report Card. Manitoba’s grade increased the most significantly of any jurisdiction.