CPAWS Manitoba's goal is to protect the ecological health of our province's biodiversity and wilderness.
General inquiries: info@cpawsmb.org
Volunteer Opportunities:
volunteer@cpawsmb.org
General inquiries: info@cpawsmb.org
Volunteer Opportunities:
volunteer@cpawsmb.org
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Millennium Library
Tuesday, November 10 at 10:00am - CPAWS Manitoba Annual General ...
Mountain Equipment Co-op, 303 Porta...
Tuesday, November 24 at 7:00pm
Developed countries avoid making forests count November 6, 2009 Environmentalists disappointed in outcomes of Barcelona climate change meetings Barcelona - At the end of this week’s final round of United Nations talks before the Copenhagen climate change meeting occurs next month, e...
As a part of Premier Selinger’s cabinet shuffle today, Bill Blaikie became Manitoba’s latest Conservation Minister. Bill Blaikie has served the NDP party for the last 10 years. He was elected as Member of the Manitoba Legislative Assembly for Elmwood in 2009. Pr...
Do you want to help protect Canada's Big Wild? Gain some volunteer experience? Channel your inner caribou? Then look no further...
CPAWS (Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society) - Manitoba Chapter Interested in boreal conservation? Become a Fan of the Aboriginal Boreal Conservation Leaders Facebook page to read about some of Manitoba's most influential Aboriginal leaders in boreal forest conservation.
The Aboriginal Boreal Conservation Leaders (ABCL) Project believes that conservation efforts of Manitoba's boreal forests benefit greatly from the knowledge and experience of individuals who have lived and breathed community life in Manitoba's northern boreal. The ABCL Project consists of two parterning components: th...e Aboriginal Boreal Conservation Leaders Series and the Volunteer/Employment Recruitment Program.Read More
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CPAWS (Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society) - Manitoba Chapter If you haven't seen it yet, check out the caribou report: "When the Caribou are in Danger, We are too!"
Source: cpawsmb.org
Winnipeg rally begs leaders to reduce CO2 in atmosphere Kevin Rollason October 25, 2009 ...
CPAWS (Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society) - Manitoba Chapter Still in need of a Halloween costume? Check out Bou's lastest video
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http://caribouandyou.ca/ Halloween costume instructions to build your own woodland caribou antlers - fast, easy, and cheap to do! Go as an endangered species this year for Halloween or any other costume party, or better yet form a herd of woodland caribou with your family and friends. ...
Monday, 19 October 2009 The Pembina Valley Provincial Park has received a considerable facelift to make it more accessible and interesting to visitors...
Highway collisions cost MPI $30M Kevin Rollason Monday, 19 October 2009 When it comes to hunting deer, you could say the weapon for 25 per cent of Manitobans is the front grille of their vehicle...
Deer and wildlife move around more at dawn and dusk Look for wildlife on the road ahead of you and in ditches on either side Watch for the glare of headlights reflecting from the eyes of a deer...
Friday, 16 October 2009 THE Harper government made more money available for Manitoba First Nations communities to protect species at risk. The $281,000 funding was announced Thursday in Winnipeg by Charleswood MP Steven Fletcher, minister of state for democratic reform...
Wednesday, 14 October 2009 A Winnipeg forest activist has won North America's top environmental prize for youth. Robin Bryan, 21, is among the six recipients of the 2009 Brower Youth Award for his effort to protect nearly one million acres of boreal forest in Manitoba from industrial logging...
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, November 24th
Location:Mountain Equipment Co-op, 303 Portage Ave, Winnipeg
