Phone: 204-729-7592
E-mail: rbullion@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
306 Elm Street,
Box 28,
Shoal Lake, MB
R0J 1Z0

As a Habitat Conservation Specialist, Roy Bullion can often be found roaming the highways of his Shoal Lake target region either on business or as a volunteer for minor-league hockey and baseball. He is a member of the Shoal Lake enhancement comittee, an advisor to the Critical Wildlife Habitat Program, and coordinates the management of native prairie for regeneration and grazing.

Phone: 204-305-0276
E-mail: tmoran@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
451 North Railway Street,
Box 1197,
Boissevain, MB
R0K 0E0

Tom joined the MHHC team in 2011 following a 34 year career with Manitoba Conservation in the field of wildlife and land management. Growing up in the cattle and horse business led Tom to an interest in riding and training horses and to work as a part time rider in the Community Pasture system, as well as work with friends on their ranching operations. His combined interest in people, wildlife, land use and agriculture is good fit for working as a Habitat Conservation Specialist delivering MHHC programs. Tom lives in Turtle Mountains and works out of Boissevain.

Phone: 204-821-4943
E-mail: cgraham@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
402 4th Street,
Box 189,
Reston, MB
R0M 1X0

Carol Graham joined MHHC as a Habitat Conservation Specialist in 2012. After the completion of a M.Sc., she worked in forestry where she developed and implemented management strategies for the enhancement of native prairie in southwestern Manitoba with MHHC. Carol and her family live in the Nesbitt area, where she is actively involved in the support of the local rural communities.

Phone: 204-867-0337
E-mail: wpankratz@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
30 Main Street,
Box 1044,
Minnedosa, MB
R0J 1E0

Wes Pankratz operates a farm in the Brookdale/Justice area south-east of Minnedosa, growing grains, oilseeds, grass and alfalfa while managing a small cow calf operation. He has worked in the conservation industry for over 20 years, including sitting on the main board of the Whitemud Watershed Conservation District before taking over as their manager from 2008-10. He has enrolled in and implemented various conservation incentive programs himself, including the Environmental Farm Planning program, Conservation Agreements, Riparian management and fencing, rotational grazing, off site water systems, and zero tillage. Wes worked part-time for MHHC from 1993 to 2008 before becoming Habitat Conservation Specialist in 2010.

Phone: 204-471-9663
E-mail: sbeaton@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
200-1765 Sargent Avenue,
Winnipeg, MB
R3H 0C6

Scott joined MHHC in 2008, following his graduation from University of Manitoba with a B.Sc. in Agriculture (Agronomy concentration). When not busy running a cooperative farm outside of Rosser, Scott volunteers his time as a firefighter and as president of the Rosser Community Club. Scott’s roles at MHHC include the design and construction of MHHC’s wetland restoration projects, as well as a Conservation Specialist. If you live in the East half of Manitoba, Scott’s your guy for MHHC program information!

Phone: 204-573-8325
E-mail: whildebrand@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
930 Victoria Avenue East,
Brandon, MB
R7A 2A4

Wayne has over 30 years’ experience with soil and water management programming in Manitoba. He has worked as a professional agrologist, provincial manager of the Conservation Districts Program, and he managed the process to develop the Manitoba Surface Water Management Strategy. At the community level Wayne is a Rotarian and has acted as a Municipal Councilor and School Board member. Wayne and his wife live on an acreage near Neepawa.

Phone: 204-724-0583
E-mail: kmclaughlin@mhhc.mb.ca

Field Office:
930 Victoria Avenue East,
Brandon, MB
R7A 2A4

Kasie joined MHHC in 2017 after she graduated from Assiniboine Community College with an Advanced GIS: Land and Water Management Diploma. She is an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hunting, quading, and hiking. When not outdoors or spending time with her family, Kasie volunteers for local environmental groups and a hockey program that helps teach young kids to play the sport. She is excited to be involved more within the local communities and activities of her delivery region.