Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium

The East Interlake Watershed District (EIWD) is a grassroots organization focused on the preservation and enhancement of the natural environment within the Interlake region of Manitoba. Through strong partnerships with local governments and the province, EIWD delivers funding and support for projects aimed at improving water and soil quality, including tree plantings, native grass restoration, and regenerative agriculture practices. With a commitment to sustainable solutions, EIWD has developed four Integrated Watershed Management Plans that outline necessary actions for maintaining healthy watersheds. The district encompasses four subwatersheds of the Lake Winnipeg watershed, facilitating localized decision-making to effectively manage land and water resources. Generated from the website

The Red River Basin Commission (RRBC) is a charitable, not-for-profit organization dedicated to facilitating cooperative water management within the Red River Basin, which spans three states and one province across two countries. Comprised of 44 directors representing a diverse array of local, state, provincial, and First Nation governments, as well as environmental groups and at-large members, the RRBC focuses on addressing cross-boundary water management issues through innovative solutions. Generated from the website

The Manitoba Ozone Protection Industry Association (MOPIA) has been dedicated to protecting both the global and local environment since its inception in 1994. Located in Winnipeg, MOPIA provides essential training and certification for technicians involved in the purchase or handling of refrigeration and air conditioning parts and refrigerants. MOPIA also emphasizes the importance of compliance with regulations regarding ozone-depleting substances, requiring documented records of refrigerant use. The organization actively engages with the community through training sessions, renewals, and initiatives aimed at climate adaptation and environmental protection. Generated from the website