Province Must Reduce Emissions
Manitoba’s forests, grasslands, wetlands and ocean are part of the climate change solution. Theseecosystems help to mitigate the impacts of climate change by absorbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society
CPAWS Manitoba: Protecting Wilderness for Future Generations
For nearly 60 years, CPAWS Manitoba has been a leader in conservation, protecting over half a million square kilometers — an area larger than the entire Yukon Territory. Their mission is to ensure at least half of Canada’s lands and waters are preserved for future generations, both human and wildlife.
A Legacy of Conservation
Since 1991, CPAWS Manitoba has been pivotal in establishing 22 parks and protected areas in the province, covering nearly 26,000 square kilometers — an area larger than Lake Winnipeg. Their efforts ensure the voice of conservation on issues affecting Manitoba’s parks and wilderness areas is heard.
Connecting People with Nature
Beyond conservation, CPAWS Manitoba is dedicated to connecting people with nature, fostering a deeper appreciation for the province’s natural beauty. For more information on their work and initiatives, visit their website at CPAWS Manitoba.
Recent CPAWS News
Clean Up Litter and Win a Doughnut Party!
Pick up litter in your schoolyard or nearby park during the 2023 CPAWS Manitoba Student Litter CleanupChallenge!
Manitoba’s Amisk Park Reserve needs your help to keep protected designation
Manitobans are being asked to share their thoughts on protecting Amisk Park Reserve for another fiveyears. You have until the end of March!