These are organizations, institutions, businesses, or communities who are active in climate
change as
They are engaged Non-Government Organizations (NGO) or Environmental Non-Government Organizations (ENGO) concerned with climate change.
| Name |
Summary |
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Bike to the Future
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Citizens working to make cycling a safe, enjoyable, accessible and convenient transportation choice year-round |
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Boreal Forest Network (BFN)
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Promotes protection and sustainable use of the boreal forest. |
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Building Urban Industries through Local Development (BUILD)
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Making housing more affordable and environmentally friendly by lowering energy and water bills |
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Canadian Beverage Container Recycling Association (CBCRA)
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A not-for-profit association of beverage manufacturers. Goal: recycling 75% of all Manitoba beverage containers |
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Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS)
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Works to protect Manitoba's boreal forest. The boreal forest is the largest terrestrial storehouse of carbon. |
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Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER)
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Establishes and implements environmental capacity-building initiatives for First Nations |
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Climate Change Connection - Manitoba hub
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Manitoba's hub for information about climate change since January 2002 |
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Communities in Bloom
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Promotes environmental responsibility & beautification with focus on promotion of green spaces in community settings |
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Daniel McIntyre / St. Matthews Community Association (DMSMCA)
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Involved in CLER project 2008-12. Greening/gardening projects. Housing rehabilitation & energy efficiency |
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Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC)
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Works to conserve, restore, and manage wetlands and associated habitat for North America's waterfowl |
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Fort Whyte Alive
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Climate change exhibit and conducts environmental education programs. Member of CCC Steering Committee. |
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Green Action Centre
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Education and resources for green commuting, composting, waste reduction, sustainable living, resource conservation |
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Green Kids, Inc
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A non-profit, live-theatre group dedicated to environmental education for young people through performance |
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International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
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Promotes climate change research, knowledge sharing, and engagement. Member of CCC Steering Committee. |
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Manitoba Association for Resource Recovery Corporation (MARRC)
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Non-profit organization of manufacturers and marketers of oil products to steward used oil, oil filters, and containers |
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Manitoba Cycling Association (MCA)
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Advocates for sport, recreational, and commuter cyclists, cycling facilities, and safe cycling in Manitoba |
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Manitoba Eco-Network (MEN)
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Umbrella group for environmental NGOs. Host of Organic Lawn Care project (emissions reduction). Host of CCC.
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Manitoba Environmental Industries Association Inc. (MEIA)
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Connecting interested stakeholders with environmental issues and opportunities |
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Manitoba Environmental Youth Network (MEYN)
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Opportunities for youth to connect, share resources, collaborate on projects and stay informed on relevant issues |
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Manitoba Ozone Protection Industry Association Incorporated (MOPIA)
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Protecting stratospheric ozone by reducing emission of ozone depleting substances |
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Manitoba Product Stewardship Corporation (MPSC)
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Administers Manitoba's 2 cent per beverage container Waste Reduction and Prevention (WRAP) levy |
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Manitoba Recreational Trail Association (MRTA)
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Coordinating trail development by 18 regional trail associations including the Trans Canada Trail in the province |
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Manitoba Wildlands
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Provides international, national, and regional information about climate change. A vocal advocate for action. |
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Marquis Project
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Linking Manitobans with the developing world. Host of Climate Change Impact Speaker Series. |
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Nature Manitoba
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Works to promote an appreciation and understanding of nature, and to preserve and enjoy it |
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Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre (OHMIC)
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Fosters public awareness and knowledge of the inherent values of wetlands and associated ecosystems |
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Save our Seine (SOS)
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Dedicated to preserve, protect, & enhance Seine River environment. Cleanup and tree planting projects. |
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Social Planning Council
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Improving living circumstances of individuals & communities through research, engagement, advocacy & action |
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South Eastman Transition Initiative
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Facilitating a transition towards more sustainable lifestyles in Southeastern Manitoba. |
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Spence Neighbourhood Association
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Volunteer planted and run community garden projects. Community greenspace development and maintenance. |
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Thomas Sill Foundation
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Provides grants focused on community improvement, poverty, health, education, and environment |
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Thompson Recycling Centre (TRC)
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Residential and business recycling, building material recycling, coordinates hazardous waste drop-off days |
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Tire Stewardship Manitoba
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A not-for-profit organization managing the scrap tire recycling program on behalf of tire retailers in Manitoba |
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Trees Winnipeg (Coalition to Save the Elms)
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Working to protect, preserve, and promote the urban forest and urban environment |
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West Broadway Development Corporation (WBDC)
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Volunteer planted and run community garden projects. Community greenspace development and maintenance. |
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Wilderness Committee
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Education, advocacy, and research to protect boreal forest which is crucial for mitigating climate change. |
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Winnipeg Repair, Education and Cycling Hub (The WRENCH)
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Community training, mentorship of bicycle repair, access to unused/ unclaimed bikes, access to used bike parts |
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Winnipeg Trails Association (WTA)
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Coalition of volunteer trail builders and users focused on trail development and connectivity in Winnipeg |