Polar Bear International’s Dr. Andrew Derocher reveals the stark reality of how a warming arctic is impacting polar bears in Manitoba.
Snot for Science: Measuring How Climate Change and Human Activity Affects Beluga Whales
Can we measure the stress of beluga whales using their snot? That’s what Justine Hudson and #SnotForScience aims to find out.
How to Avoid Dangerous Wildlife Encounters: Be Smart, Carry Spray, and Stay Out of Their Way
Learn wildlife safety tips from an expert so you know how to safely share nature with bears, wolves, moose, and other wildlife in Manitoba.
Manitoba’s Snakes: Exploring the Narcisse Dens
Learn about the garter snakes at the Narcisse Snake Dens, the biggest concentration of snakes in the world.
How To Care for Manitoba’s Wildlife
Learn from Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre in Manitoba what you should do if you find a sick, injured or orphaned animal in the wild.
Manitoba Grizzly Bears Need Your Help
Today the grizzly bear is starting to make a comeback in Manitoba, but we need to ensure its habitat is protected.
Expanding Protection of Traditional Lands and Waters in the Fisher Bay Region
The land surrounding Fisher Bay is remarkably undisturbed despite its relative short distance from urban, industrial and agricultural development. Every shoreline provides glimpses of the thriving biological diversity found here.
Protecting habitat foundational to protecting moose
Though it is concerning that the recent throne speech excludes commitments to advance the needle on protecting our valuable ecosystems, I am pleased it includes a provincial commitment to develop comprehensive co-management strategies to secure the long-term sustainability of our wildlife populations. Ultimately, the success of efforts to safeguard and recover wildlife will require the province to conserve adequate suitable habitat for the species with which we share the landscape.
International Day for Biological Diversity – MB underusing effective tools to preserve biodiversity
In Manitoba, community land use planning and the Protected Areas Initiative are powerful tools to achieve biodiversity conservation targets. CPAWS hopes the new provincial government will employ these tools as means to achieve a sustainable future for the province.
CPAWS receives 2016 Conservation Award from The Wildlife Society – Manitoba Chapter
CPAWS Manitoba was thrilled to receive the 2016 Conservation Award from the Manitoba Chapter of The Wildlife Society at the organization’s AGM today.