Conservation Areas Initiative

Conservation Areas Initiative Protecting the beauty and resources of the Interlake for sustainable futures🌲

Our goal is to protect the health of the Interlake's thriving natural landscape so it can continue to provide sustainable economic opportunities and support our cherished lifestyles and cultures. This initiative is led by Fisher River Cree Nation, Peguis First Nation, Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation, in partnership with the Manitoba chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. The initiative has the support of the province of Manitoba and the government of Canada.

This land means a lot to the people around here, it’s where we grew up and where we raise our children and grandchildren...
05/26/2026

This land means a lot to the people around here, it’s where we grew up and where we raise our children and grandchildren.

We’ve heard your feedback and your questions about what this initiative means for you and your communities.

This conservation areas initiative:

1. Will not affect your private or leased property, farmland, and/or cottages 🏡
2. Will protect the area from any new large scale industrial developments🏗️
3. Will not impact licensed hunting, fishing, trapping, or other activities like medicine gathering🎣

We began this initiative because we know we are not the only people who see the deep value of these lands and waters. We can all come together as neighbours to protect this region.

More of your questions are answered on our website at www.FRCNconservation.ca

The goal of this Conservation Areas Initiative is simple: protect the Interlake 🌾Why? Because without planning for the f...
05/19/2026

The goal of this Conservation Areas Initiative is simple: protect the Interlake 🌾

Why? Because without planning for the future, the Interlake could be overdeveloped - piece by piece - until there are no natural areas left.

We want to ensure the lands and waters of the Fisher Bay region are protected for future generations. We want to protect nature, endangered species, and water health while encouraging sustainable economic growth and continued access to licensed hunting, fishing, and trapping.

The 3 Nations of Fisher River Cree Nation, Peguis First Nation, and Jackhead First Nation - 268 decided one thing:

Continue to protect our lands and waters for the benefit of our communities, our neighbours, and future generations 🤝

You can read our FAQ and learn more about this conservation initiative on our website: www.FRCNconservation.ca

05/11/2026

This conservation initiative is about coming together, as communities, and as neighbours, to ensure the lands and waters of the Fisher Bay region are protected for future generations.

You'll learn about the region, the species and habitats, and the people behind this initiative when you click the link in our bio.

Visit our website www.FRCNconservation.ca to learn more.

The Interlake is one of Manitoba’s most ecological and culturally significant landscapes. 🌲🦌Fisher River Cree Nation, Pe...
05/06/2026

The Interlake is one of Manitoba’s most ecological and culturally significant landscapes. 🌲🦌

Fisher River Cree Nation, Peguis First Nation, and Jackhead First Nation - 268 focused on a number of priorities when planning this Conservation Areas Initiative.

These priorities focus on protecting the forests, wetlands, waters, and shorelines that sustain the health and well-being of the environment and the community of the Fisher Bay region.

These are the 7 priorities of this Conservation Areas Initiative:
1. Water health
2. Culture and lifestyle
3. Nature and habitat
4. Connecting natural areas
5. Fight climate change
6. Sustainable development
7. Maintaining access

You can learn more about this conservation initiative by visiting our website at www.FRCNconservation.ca

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Winnipeg, MB

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