The Conservation department is responsible for protecting the province s energy, environment, fisheries, forests, land, parks and natural areas, petroleum, water and wildlife. We are working to ensure that our environment is preserved and protected, both for today and for future generations.
Environmental issues have the potential to affect many aspects of our lives.
From the air we breathe, to the water we drink, to the land we live on, we depend on the integrity of our natural world. Manitoba Conservation is committed to delivering programs and services that promote sustainable development and protect the environment. This Web site has many sub-sections devoted to Energy, the Environment, Fisheries, Forestry, Land Information, Parks, Water and Wildlife, as well as the Petroleum branch and Sustainable Development. All these areas contain valuable information about our programs, policies and practices. You will also find useful online materials like the Manitoba Angler s Guide 2000, the Manitoba Provincial Parks Guide, tips for saving on energy, flood estimates and other useful information.