Lake of the Prairies Conservation District profile
The Lake of the Prairies Conservation District outlined its mission to preserve soil and water through local programs. It covers about half the province, funds erosion control and waterway protection, supports forage seed and winter cereals incentives, saline tolerant seed for wetlands, fencing and watering programs, and abandoned-well capping with provincial partnerships and local levies.
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Lake of the Prairies Conservation District
Mazur
Russell Area Board Pushes Conservation Education
Mazur highlights public education on natural resource preservation through area schools with puppets erosion experiments and a tree planting program. About 75 trees were planted district wide with a spring restart and Ducks Unlimited Eco van talks funded in part by the board. The effort aims to involve not just producers but townspeople and seniors to safeguard land and water for future years.
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LPCC
Jewel Mazur
Mazur
Ducks Unlimited
Conservation District
SAVED seeks meeting with Lathlin on net fishing issue
The SAVED coalition representing Roblis, Shellmouth-Boulton, Russell areas asks Manitoba officials to address net fishing on Lake of the Prairies as a conservation matter. They seek a February 4, 2002 meeting with Minister Oscar Lathlin, hoping Premier Gary Doer attends.
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Shellmouth-Assiniboine Valley
Whch
Roblis
Shellmouth-Boulton
Russell
Binscorth
Silver Creek
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LPCD
Shellmouth-Boulton and Russell
Inglis and
Polly
Department of Intergovernmental Affairs
Duck Unlimited
Suh and
Cloud
Russell Area
Melville Buss
Gourn Uuit
WeatherTec Services Inc
Sip
Services
Feo
St Lazare
Ingis
Grandview
Inota
Amxor
Amix
Terrie Welwood
RCMP
Manitoba
Evan Hardy
Deloraine
Hardy
Brandon
Germany
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Police Cst
Bob Johnston
Roomi
Johnston
Rine Vest
Lathlin
Gary Doer
Alvin Zimmer