Oh, the Places You Can Go! – Youth Transit Climate Challenge

Manitoba students can ride, explore and discover climate solutions across the city. Explore the Challenge        

Rescuing Food. Cutting Methane. Building Resilience.

We're helping build a stronger food recovery network across Manitoba so good food reaches people instead of landfills.  Manitoba Food Recovery

Geothermal Is Growing in Manitoba

Manitoba's first large-scale geothermal neighbourhood is coming to Southwood Circle. Here's how geothermal works and why it matters. How Geothermal Works.

Manitoba Has a New Plan to Reach Net Zero

What does Manitoba's new three-year climate action plan mean for energy, transportation, buildings and communities? Explore Manitoba's Climate Plan

Empowering Youth - to Take Action

We work with youth to inspire hope through climate action. Through special hands-on projects like Depave Paradise, School Waste Reduction Challenges, Idle Free School Zones and hosting Youth Empowerment Conferences. Learn more.

News

  • Rotting food is supercharging the climate crisis. Here’s what to do about that.

    Sept. 28, 2026 – UN Environment Program – Food waste accounts for up to 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions, nearly five times more than aviation. As food decomposes, it releases methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that traps 86 times more heat than carbon dioxide over 20 years.

     

     

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  • Winnipeg’s 1st Geothermal District Being Developed Beside University of Manitoba

    Sep. 9, 2026 – Geothermal Canada – The first Winnipeg neighbourhood to be entirely serviced by geothermal energy will be Southwood Circle, a development underway by the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus.

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  • Oh, the Places You Can Go! – Youth Transit Climate Challenge

    Winnipeg students can ride, explore and discover climate solutions across the city. Explore the Challenge!

  • Global Warming of 1.6C Now Best Case Scenario, New Research Shows

    Aug. 19, 2024 – New Scientist  -Humanity’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, which has been totemic in climate policy for the past decade, is now almost certainly out of reach.

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