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Peat wetlands are more than carbon sinks—they’re alive with biodiversity. Let’s take a look at just a few species that call peat home.

Over 700 people joined in St. Andrews to celebrate the annual Peguis gathering called “Using Our Land is Protecting Our Land”, The Spirit and Intent of Land Based Education.

Can you guess the animal by its local Cree name? Test your knowledge and learn about the wildlife and rich Indigenous language of the Cree people!

Did you know that the Conservation Areas Initiative is rooted in decades of stewardship, strong partnerships, and a deep respect for the land in the Fisher Bay area?

We’re getting down to the root of it all—what peat is, why it matters, and why protecting it is moss definitely a good idea.

Learning bird sounds might feel overwhelming at first. How do you tell one trill from another? It’s easier than you think—and here are great tools to help you get started.

Ever stumbled across tiny paw prints in the snow or mud and wondered who passed by before you? Every track tells a story — if you know how to identify

So, what exactly are wetlands? Why do they matter so much? And most importantly—how can we help protect them?

Ever stumbled across poop on a trail and wondered what animal left it behind? Whether you’re hiking, hunting, or just exploring the outdoors, identifying scat can tell you a lot

Let’s get to know some of our remarkable neighbours, reminding us just how rich—and fragile—our local ecosystems really are.

Are you passionate about preserving our environment for future generations? Now’s your chance to make a real impact!

How well are the habitats within WMAs protected for the species that rely on them? And how secure are these areas for the people who enjoy outdoor activities there?