August is made for getting outside. 🌿☀️ Looking for a new way to spend your Tuesday evenings? Join us for our Nature Club workshops this August! Register now: https://cpawsmb.org/nature-club-events/

✨Get paid to touch grass✨ Apply now! https://loom.ly/S4CFmtU

Protected areas and thriving lodges can co-exist www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/anal...

Opinion: Protected areas and thriving lodges can co-exist

Spring is crunch-time when you work at a remote fishing or hunting lodge. Crews are busy updating cabins, repairing generators, getting boats in the water, and preparing to welcome clients. These same...

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As the land shifts with flowers beginning to bloom and streams thawing with Spring runoff, we’re reflecting on our time at the Five Nations Gathering for Kitaskeenan Kaweekanawaynitamuk, “Our Land We Want To Take Care Of.” Read the full experience we shared here: cpawsmb.org/reminiscing-...

Reminiscing: Things We Learn When We Gather - CPAWS Manitoba

Join us and reflect on the Kitaskeenan Kaweekanawaynitamuk Indigenous Protected Area’s annual Five Nations Gathering.

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Marine conservation protects more than oceans and wildlife — it supports communities, local businesses, jobs, and our well-being too. 🌊💙 Healthy waters = healthy communities. Check out our blog at the link in our bio to learn more!

It takes a community to protect what matters. This National Volunteer Week, we’re grateful for every CPAWS Manitoba volunteer who helps care for the lands and waters we all depend on. Thank you for being part of something bigger.💚

This Earth Day, we’re reflecting on the importance of protecting Manitoba’s lands and waters 🌎 Help protect what we love, and share your support: https://cpawsmb.org/take-action/

Dig into these 3 composting essentials for Spring🌱

MANITOBA GETS A NEARLY FAILING GRADE This Tuesday the Government of Manitoba released their yearly budget, however we noticed there was a lot missing. A complete lack of meaningful funding for climate action! Read the full release here: https://loom.ly/Pk-NBrE

Join CPAWS Manitoba as a Conservation Ambassador and help protect our lands and waters while working outside all summer long. Details: 📍 Winnipeg-based | Summer (May–Aug/Sept) 💰 $16/hr + bonuses (up to $20–$25/hr) Apply Now: https://cpawsmb.org/careers/conservation-ambassador/

🐸🌙 A tiny frog with a call that signals spring. Meet Manitoba’s spring peeper. The spring peeper is a small tree frog found across eastern and central Canada. Despite its tiny size, its sharp “peep” call can carry far through forests and wetlands on warm spring nights. Photo by: Christine Young

World Water Day is this Sunday 🌏💧 Learn how you can get involved, read our blog here: https://loom.ly/zTnn7Lo #manitoba

How to Celebrate World Water Day! - CPAWS Manitoba

Canada's lakes, rivers, and wetlands hold about 20 per cent of the world's fresh water. Here are five ways to celebrate World Water Day 2026.

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Meet the glowing wonder of Hudson Bay: the Arctic Comb Jelly. 🪼 Fast Facts 🔬 Scientific name: Mertensia ovum 📏 Size: About 10 cm long 🍴 Diet: Zooplankton, larvae, and small fish Photo by Pat Webster | iNaturalist #MarineMonday #HudsonBay #MarineConservation #CPAWSManitoba

Winter doesn’t have to mean staying cooped up indoors. Click the link to get access to these lesson plans in our blog: https://loom.ly/oDE_RtE #manitoba #exploremb #manitobawildlife

We live in a time when information and misinformation (false or misleading information) travels faster than ever. The good news is, you have the power to find the truth! Because protecting nature—and protecting truth—starts with informed people. https://cpawsmb.org/how-to-spot-misinformation/

Last week we had a very productive meeting wth minister Moses to discuss how protecting nature and sustainable economy go hand-in-hand.🌲

Learn how to showshoe! ❄️ Swipe to see the basics! Learn more here: https://cpawsmb.org/how-to-snowshoe/

✨ Happy New Year! ✨ Swipe to see what we got up to in 2025! From welcoming new volunteers and hitting the trails, to meetings at the Legislature, our small but mighty team stayed busy all year long. 💪🌿 Read more here: https://cpawsmb.org/25-things-cpaws-did-in-2025/

Did you know that a beaver’s teeth never stop growing! They stay the perfect length because the orange, iron-rich enamel on the front wears down more slowly than the back—keeping their chisel-like bite sharp for cutting trees. #KeepManitobaWild #wildlifewednesday

What animal can turn their head around? It's a Beluga! 🐋 Belugas can turn their heads in different directions! Unlike most whales, their neck vertebrae aren’t fused, giving them surprising flexibility—perfect for navigating icy Arctic waters. #wildlifewednesday

As the holiday season comes to an end and you find yourself looking at the reindeer footprints in your yard, you might find yourself wondering: Are reindeer and caribou actually the same animal? https://cpawsmb.org/is-it-a-caribou-or-a-reindeer/

Meet the Snow bunting! FAST FACTS: 🔬Scientific Name: Plectrophenax nivalis 💬IUCN Status: Least Concern 💯Population: 29,000000+ ⌛Lifespan: 3 years 📏Size: 15-18cm (about the size of a robin or a sparrow) 🍴Diet: Seeds and insects 📸: Shirley Donald

Did you know polar bears in Hudson Bay are considered marine mammals? 🧊 While they may look at home on land, these Arctic icons rely on the ocean—and sea ice—for survival. Hudson Bay is one of the southernmost regions where polar bears live. #marinemonday

Happy Winter Solstice!☀️ Today marks the Winter Solstice — the longest night and shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The Earth tilts farthest from the sun, wrapping the land in stillness and quiet. #manitoba #winnipeg #conservation 📸: Shayna Norris

Warm holiday wishes from all of us at CPAWS Manitoba Our offices will be closed from Monday, December 21 to Monday, January 5. Thank you for standing with us throughout 2025.

FFor the past 3 weeks we had the greatest pleasure of hosting three students from Red River Polytechnic, in the graphic design, and Creative Communications programs. Read #Crecomm student Juliana's blog: cpawsmb.org/a-loon-takes-flight

What animal can run run up to 30 mph and leap 8 feet high? A White-Tailed Deer! FAST FACTS: Scientific Name: Odocoileus virginianus Status: Least Concern Population: 30 million Lifespan: 2-3 years Size: 100-200 lbs Diet: Herbivores #KeepManitobaWild #wildlifewednesday

Manitobans want more protected areas 🌲 From pristine lakes to old-growth forests, people across the province are calling for stronger protections for the wild places we love. Their message is clear: nature matters — and it needs our support. Swipe to see what they said!

As we look toward 2026, our education team is gearing up for an exciting year of growth and innovation. Read more: https://loom.ly/P-tWevc

What's Blooming in 2026? - CPAWS Manitoba

Winter invites us to rest and reflect, and as we pause this season, the CPAWS Education Team is quietly sowing the seeds that will grow into next year’s adventures. Continue reading to find out whats to come in 2026!

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Happy Giving Tuesday, Manitoba! Please consider supporting CPAWS Manitoba through donation or merchandise. Your donation helps protect the lands and waters we all depend on — today and for future generations. 💚 Together, we can protect what we love. https://loom.ly/yg6Ta1w