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The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation is a non-profit Crown Corporation established in 1986 by The Manitoba Habitat Heritage Act and is responsible to the minister of water stewardship
Its objective is to work in partnership with public and private agencies and organizations as well as individual landowners to conserve restore and enhance fish and wildlife habitat in manitoba.
“Everybody says, 'go to the lake and buy a cottage,' but we don't have to” said Marlin Firby, a mixed farmer and long-time resident of the Minnedosa area... read more
Situated in a rugged and diverse valley between Roseisle and St. Lupicin, is an ecologically diverse piece of land that plays an important role in the health of the local watershed... read more
Fred Dreger’s farm, located 10 miles southwest of Morden, was small by today’s standards, a half section... read more
One of the earliest participants in the Wetland Restoration Incentive Program (WRIP) was Fred Sharpe... read more
The East Interlake Conservation Districts has many reasons, big and small, to protect natural habitat in the Icelandic River watershed, not the least of which are the Ghosts... read more
One more fifty acre agreement was all it took for MHHC to expand its conservation agreement portfolio to new heights... read more