Prairies Regional Adaptation Collaborative (PRAC)
We focus on building relationships, exchanging knowledge, and developing skills across the Prairie provinces to strengthen the climate resilience of governments, Indigenous Peoples, the private sector, and others.
The PRAC is a cost-shared initiative of Natural Resources Canada and the governments of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.
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