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Letter to the Editor: Help Protect Polar Bear Habitats

Kaitlin VittOctober 19, 2021CPAWS in the News, News, Protect Polar Bears

The polar bear has been recognized as an official emblem of Manitoba — we must work to protect this at-risk species and its habitats.

Kids climb a fallen tree on a hike at Beaudry Provincial Park.

Escape City Life by Hiking in Beaudry Provincial Park

Kaitlin VittOctober 1, 2021Nature Club, News, Outdoor Fun

Beaudry Provincial Park is close enough to the city to squeeze a hike into a busy Saturday and far enough to escape from traffic noise.

Wetland at Birds Hill Provincial Park

Family-Friendly Hiking on the Chickadee Trail at Birds Hill

Kaitlin VittAugust 19, 2021Nature Club, News, Outdoor Fun

Here’s what you need to know to hike the Chickadee Trail, one of the more popular trails in Birds Hill Provincial Park for a reason.

News Release: Manitoba Is Failing to Safeguard Nature

Kaitlin VittJune 22, 2021News, Press release

The CPAWS Report Card on Canada’s Progress in Protecting its Land and Ocean gave Manitoba a mixed review with a C- grade.

Map of Manitoba overtop of a campground.

How to Camp Like a Champ

Riley ChervinskiJune 11, 2021Events, Nature Club, News, Speaker Series

Learn how to use the seven principles of Leave No Trace on camping trips from Sloan Cathcart, Head of Interpretation with Manitoba Parks.

Picnic table beside RV camper and lake.

Campsite Fees Tripled After Manitoba Parks Service Privatized

Kaitlin VittJune 8, 2021Defend Manitoba Parks, News

Now is the time to take action to defend Manitoba provincial parks to help keep park services accessible for all Manitobans.

Manitoba Announces Endowment Fund for Provincial Parks

Kaitlin VittApril 13, 2021Defend Manitoba Parks, News

The endowment fund for Manitoba provincial parks is welcome news, as it will support desperately needed parks infrastructure and services.

Red bridge over Hanson's Creek

What Is the Current State of Manitoba’s Trails?

Kaitlin VittMarch 15, 2021Defend Manitoba Parks, Events, Nature Club, News, Speaker Series

Learn about the state of Manitoba’s spectacular network of trails, which is being enjoyed by Manitobans more now than ever before.

Pisew Falls Provincial Park in winter by Ron Thiessen.

Defend Manitoba Parks FAQ

Kaitlin VittDecember 22, 2020Defend Manitoba Parks, Events, Nature Club, News, Speaker Series

Here are the answers to frequently asked questions from a webinar focused on our Defend Manitoba Parks campaign.

Manitoba nature by Ron Thiessen

Connecting for Conservation Part 1: Parks Over Profits

Kaitlin VittDecember 21, 2020Defend Manitoba Parks, Events, Nature Club, News, Speaker Series

Manitobans are concerned they could lose access to nature under a proposal to run provincial parks like a business.

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