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Cow elk in Riding Mountain Aspen Parkland, MB (Photo by NCC)

Cow elk in Riding Mountain Aspen Parkland, MB (Photo by NCC)

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  • Killdeer (Photo by T. Fricke)
    Massive tract of globally rare grasslands now protected
    November 10, 2022

    At nearly 2,700 hectares, Lake Ranch represents an important contribution to efforts to ensure that this emblematic and ecologically critical habitat continues to feed and foster the prairie lives that depend on it.
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  • Kayakers on Husavik Coastal Wetlands (Photo by NCC)
    Nature Conservancy of Canada launches Paddle for Nature challenge to connect Manitobans with their beloved waterways
    August 18, 2022

    Nature lovers encouraged to join Paddle for Nature happening August 26 to 28, 2023.
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  • Poweshiek skipperling on a black eyed susan. Photo by NCC staff / Melissa Grantham
    NCC/Assiniboine Park Conservancy set new record releasing over 200 endangered butterflies onto NCC lands
    August 11, 2022

    In July 2022, the Assiniboine Park Conservancy successfully released 191 critically endangered Poweshiek skipperling butterflies back onto the landscape at the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s properties located in the Manitoba Tall Grass Prairie Preserve in the RM of Stuartburn in southeastern Manitoba.
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  • The Breda Bay and MapleCross Siglavik Wetland properties near Gimli cover 45 hectares of shoreline and wetlands on Lake Winnipeg. (Photo by NCC)
    Community support helps conserve vulnerable shoreline and wetlands near Gimli
    March 7, 2022

    Two new properties conserved on the southwest shore of Lake Winnipeg are helping provide habitat for significant habitat for breeding and migratory birds. They are also contributing to the health of the lake.
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  • Alvar bioblitz participants (Photo by NCC)
    Nature Conservancy of Canada president in Winnipeg to help Manitoba's efforts
    November 8, 2021

    The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) says private land conservation and restoration are important solutions to the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change. To learn more about these possibilities in Manitoba, Catherine Grenier, NCC president and CEO, is in Winnipeg for two days of meetings with staff, donors and supporters.
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  • Riding Mountain Aspen Parkland in the Fall (Photo by NCC)
    Go easy on raking this fall, and leave the leaves on the ground
    October 5, 2021

    The Nature Conservancy of Canada is raising awareness that leaving fallen leaves can support backyard biodiversity in many ways.
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