A vibrant display above the Kenanow Lodge in Sherridon, Manitoba, within the heart of Canada's boreal.
Northern Lights A vibrant display above the Kenanow Lodge in Sherridon, Manitoba, within the heart of Canada's boreal. © © Michael Pietrocarlo

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Working Toward Natural Climate Solutions in the Boreal

Our work in Manitoba, fits into our priority to develop innovative solutions to climate change. Nature United supports the leadership of 13 First Nations in Manitoba and Alberta, working to strengthen their decision-making authority over 35 million acres within their territories.

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Primer on forest carbon in Canada’s Boreal Forest

Nature United's forest ecologist Ronnie Drever explains how the work we are doing to conserve Canada’s Boreal Forest can be a powerful solution for climate change here and globally.

By Ronnie Drever

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Community Outreach in the Boreal

As Community Outreach Lead for Nature United, Amanda Karst lives in Winnipeg and works to build partnerships with Indigenous communities in the boreal.

By Amanda Karst

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Boreal Forest

We're conserving a vast forest of wildlife and carbon by partnering with Indigenous leaders and local communities.

British Columbia's 21-million-acre Great Bear Rainforest is the largest coastal temperate rainforest on Earth.
Humback Whale British Columbia's 21-million-acre Great Bear Rainforest is the largest coastal temperate rainforest on Earth. © Jon McCormack

Our Work in Manitoba

In the Boreal wetlands near The Pas, Manitoba, more than 230 bird species find an important staging area during migration.
Dragonfly To set the course for a sustainable future, Nature United supports the leadership of 13 First Nations in Manitoba and Alberta. © Eamon MacMahon
Manitoba is home to the last of the best herds of woodland caribou in Canada, making conservation efforts here vital.
Woodland Caribou Manitoba is home to the last of the best herds of woodland caribou in Canada, making conservation efforts here vital. © Jay Elhard / NPS
at The Pas, Manitoba
Boreal woods at The Pas, Manitoba © Eamon MacMahon
× In the Boreal wetlands near The Pas, Manitoba, more than 230 bird species find an important staging area during migration.
× Manitoba is home to the last of the best herds of woodland caribou in Canada, making conservation efforts here vital.
× at The Pas, Manitoba