Best Environmental Organization Winnipeg Near Me

4worldlovers: The governments of Canada and Manitoba are opening the second round of program intake for the Canada-Manitoba Job Grant in 2023, which helps businesses meet training and workforce development needs …

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The newly released Manitoba Critical Minerals Strategy builds on a resurgence of the mineral sector in Manitoba, with several new actions identified to support mineral exploration and mining in the …

Our 2023 Cleantech Conference will be held on November 22, 2023. For more information and to take advantage of early bird pricing, please visit www.meiacleantechconference.ca.

MEIA is a trusted information and opportunity hub equipping the natural resource, energy and environment industries in Manitoba to:

Our mandate of education, awareness and workforce development makes us a central resource for companies, local governments, students, individuals, Indigenous communities, and industry stakeholders.

Established in 1991, we stay current on all industry trends and issues, ensuring our members and associates have access to emerging opportunities and are connected to the resources they need to solve very real environmental challenges.

MEIA is also the provincial Sector Council for the Natural Resources, Energy and Environment Sector in Manitoba, supporting industry growth and workforce development.

MEIA represents and works on behalf of its members to ensure Manitoba remains competitive in local and global markets in the natural resources, energy and environment sectors, including providing workforce training to support business growth and prosperity.

We fulfill our mandate by taking a leadership role in industry and workforce development, advocacy, education and training, programming, and networking.


MEIA is the appointed Sector Council for the Province of Manitoba’s Natural Resources, Energy and Environment Sector.


In this role, we are funded by Economic Development and Training to lead collaboration, strengthen partnerships, and enhance workforce development in these sectors through training, education, awareness, and human resource development to support business growth and prosperity.

Broad expertise including water, wastewater, land drainage issues, contaminated sites, weed control

Learning sessions, workshops and courses on emerging environmental industry sector issues

We develop and host virtual and in-person learning sessions, training programs, conferences, special events, e-news, and project partnerships on emerging industry issues for companies, students, individuals and stakeholders.

We advocate for and support Manitoba’s prosperity in the natural resource, energy and environment sectors, including supporting innovative and sustainable technologies development. We also act as a central resource for legislative and regulatory inquiries on a wide range of environmental issues.

We aim to ensure Manitoba has a skilled, adaptable and productive workforce in the natural resources, energy and environment sectors by providing recruitment and retention strategies to companies alongside workforce training and professional development to new and existing employees.

When you join MEIA, you become part of a diverse group of Manitoba companies, organizations, stakeholders, communities and individuals who share a goal of supporting innovation and prosperity in the provinces’ natural resources, energy and environment sectors.

Our events and programming facilitate communication and networking among our membership, bringing essential research, business and regulatory perspectives together. Build your contacts and opportunities, attend or present at MEIA-hosted events, read and contribute to our newsletter, increase your industry and regulatory knowledge, and more.

4worldlovers: EWC’s activities thus include assisting rural and urban municipalities as well as other clients in developing and implementing green projects by capitalizing on the synergies created through local and regional action planning. To achieve these goals, EWC is active in the following sectors:

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EV 101: Manitoba and Saskatchewan EV Communities & Opportunities: This webinar provides a comprehensive introduction regarding electric vehicle subject matters. The session touches upon common misconceptions, knowledge gaps, best practices, ways to get involved in the local electric vehicle communities in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan as well as funding opportunities related to EV charging infrastructure.

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MHHC is a Manitoba-based charitable organization dedicated to conservation, restoration and enhancement of fish and wildlife habitat (CRA charitable registration # 126479468 RR 0001)


MHHC works to conserve fish and wildlife habitat in Manitoba. The Corporation achieves this through voluntary agreements with landowners to conserve, restore and enhance habitat on their property. MHHC also gratefully receives donations for the purpose of maintaining wildlife habitat and for the enjoyment of natural landscapes by Manitobans. Working primarily in agricultural Manitoba, MHHC uses habitat conservation as a tool to improve Manitoba’s wildlife populations and general ecosystem health, including water quality and biodiversity.


Manitoba is home to an estimated 7,225 species of plants and animals. While many of these species are thriving, others like the Northern Prairie Skink, whose Canadian populations are found only in south western Manitoba, are at risk of extinction. Although plant and animal numbers fluctuate naturally, people are having a greater impact on species populations through loss of habitat. MHHC focuses conservation programming on Manitoba’s Species at Risk and waterfowl, with the goal to improve species populations for future generations to enjoy.

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The Nature Conservancy of Canada's first acquisition in the Manitoba Region was in 1977. Today, we have conserved and protected over 71,161 hectares (175,843 acres) across nine natural areas critical to Manitoba's biodiversity. These areas provide important habitat for thousands of species of plants and animals, many of which are endangered or at risk. Thanks to the generous donations of Manitobans and our partners, we aim to ensure that these special areas, plants and animals continue to be there for generations to come and that Manitoba continues to be a special place.


In 2021, with funding support from Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Habitat and Stewardship Program, the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Manitoba initiated a three-year project focused on monitoring and improving mapleleaf mussel habitat in southern Manitoba. Continue Reading »


World Migratory Bird Day is a day when the global community recognizes the ecological importance of migratory birds, the threats they face and their need for conservation. Continue Reading »


I had the opportunity to attend the Land Trust Alliance (LTA) Rally 2022 in New Orleans this past September. The LTA Rally is the largest conservation-focused land trust conference in North America. The LTA Rally provides a platform for land... Continue Reading »