Manitoba Habitat Conservancy (MHC) is pleased to announce its support of 36 conservation projects across Manitoba with funding from the Conservation and GROW Trusts. These new projects will protect vital habitats, enhance biodiversity, and strengthen climate resilience in communities and farms across the province. “The Trusts allow communities and organizations to take real, on-the-ground action for the environment,” said Samantha ... Read More| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
Imagine sitting on the deck of a cozy hunting lodge, watching the sun dip below the horizon as 250,000 wild geese descend onto the water in front of you. It’s a breathtaking experience, and one that becomes reality at the Scuttlebuck Lodge on Whitewater Lake, just north of Deloraine, Manitoba. “It’s just a very special feeling and a very special ... Read More| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
We’re excited to announce our partnership with Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries (MBLL) to offset carbon emissions associated with animal-based protein served at MBLL casino restaurants. MBLL contributed $72,300 to our Grassland Stewardship Agreements project, helping cover the infrastructure costs of several miles of fencing for Ritchie Bison Owner/Operators Jim and Bridie Ritchie and their neighbour Brian Powell of Souris, Manitoba. ... Read More The post Casinos and Conservation: A Pro...| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
Big news for conservation in our province this week as Manitoba Habitat Conservancy (MHC) has just received $6.1 million from the federal government’s Nature Smart Climate Solutions Fund (NSCSF). This is the largest single financial boost we have ever received, and it will allow us to embark on our largest project to date, the conservation of around 1,200 hectares of ... Read More| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
The Manitoba Habitat Conservancy (MHC) Board of Directors has approved an impressive $11.96 million in funding through the Conservation, GROW, and Wetlands GROW Trusts. This significant investment is set to achieve a diverse array of on-the-ground water and land conservation efforts throughout Manitoba. “Today, on World Water Day, I’m proud to announce the Board’s substantial commitment to preserving our province’s ... Read More| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
MHHC changes name after 37 years and embraces growth with brand evolution Today, Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation announced their new name and branding. The evolution from Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation to Manitoba Habitat Conservancy builds on past successes and recognition of the need to adapt and grow. Along with their name change comes an update in their brand identity, introducing ... Read More| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
The Manitoba Habitat Conservancy (MHC) Board of Directors recently approved more than $10 million in conservation funding for Manitoba-based conservation organizations. Manitoba’s Watershed Districts have been approved to receive up to $7.57 million, with an additional $2.79 million in new grants to support 19 projects delivered by 15 of Manitoba’s leading conservation organizations. These projects are supported by endowments made ... Read More The post $10.36 million for New Conservation...| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
In celebration of World Wetlands Day, the Manitoba Habitat Conservancy (MHC) and Delta Waterfowl Foundation have partnered with Lake of the Woods Brewing Company (LOWBREWco) to launch a limited-edition beer, the proceeds of which will go to help conserve and restore wetlands in Manitoba. Wetlands are among the most productive natural ecosystems in the world, comparable to tropical rain forests ... Read More The post MHC and partners to launch a beer to help conserve Manitoba wetlands appeared...| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
By Wayne Hildebrand Bill Alexander is a fourth generation cattle producer who farms near Lenore, Manitoba. Bill and his wife Darla recently signed two Conservation Agreements with Manitoba Habitat Conservancy (MHC) to protect their grassland pastures and preserve the natural ecosystems on their farm. “Our farm is strictly a cow-calf operation,” said Alexander. “The soil just isn’t suited to grain. ... Read More The post Manitoba Cattle Producers Critical to Future of Grassland Species...| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
MHC participated in a local TV program, Great Tastes of Manitoba, to offer a view on how environmental conservation and cattle production go hand in hand. See the video below for more information. The post Farming in the Forest – Great Tastes of Manitoba appeared first on The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation.| The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
