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Essential Monitor's Guide for Prairie Water Retention

This guidance document aims to make water retention monitoring a more accessible practice from a technical standpoint by demystifying some of the considerations required to get started.
Guide February 6, 2024

A Strategic Vision for Enhancing Naturalized Water Retention in Manitoba

Enhancing water retention infrastructure in Manitoba can provide numerous benefits, especially if it is naturalized and is located, designed, and maintained strategically.
Report December 4, 2023

Sustainable Watersheds for Carbon Offsets: Biomass harvesting for phosphorus capture, habitat renewal and carbon emissions reductions

We have been exploring new and innovative practices to reduce flood impacts and nutrient loading, as well as to reduce carbon emissions, in the Lake Winnipeg watershed through better water retention management, and the harvest and use of sustainable wetland biomass.
Report November 18, 2019

Floating Treatment Wetlands and Plant Bioremediation: Nutrient treatment in eutrophic freshwater lakes

Allow us to explain why floating treatment wetlands are an innovative “natural infrastructure" option for effective biological treatment and removal of nutrients to help clean up algal blooms in surface waters.
Report November 4, 2019

Geography Matters: Targeting "hotspots" for cumulative environmental benefits

Using open data from a variety of sources, we demonstrated how Manitoba can target its limited resources to deliver public programming to agricultural regions and gain better outcomes.
Brief June 6, 2019

IISD’s Response to Manitoba’s Proposed New Water Rights Regulations to Protect Wetlands and Make Drainage More Sustainable in the Province

IISD's response to the Government of Manitoba's proposed drainage regulations aimed to ensure no net loss of wetland benefits while streamlining the drainage permitting process.
Report January 28, 2019

Floating Treatment Wetlands: Keeping our fresh water clean and healthy

We explain how, where and why floating treatment wetlands can be used to keep freshwater bodies clean around the world.
Guide November 28, 2018

Floating Treatment Wetlands: Keeping our fresh water clean and healthy

This short, engaging storybook takes you through what Floating Treatment Wetlands are, and how they could really help us keep bodies of fresh water clean and healthy.
Report July 30, 2018

Manitoba's Biomass Fuel: Protecting our environment and saving us money

Biomass is a viable, abundant and environmentally sound source of renewable energy in Manitoba. This is what we need to do to make it a major renewable energy player in the province.
Brief March 12, 2018

How to Best Manage Water Retention Sites to Protect Manitoba's Environment

Water retention sites—vital for protecting Manitoba from floods—must be well managed so Manitobans can enjoy the abundance of additional environmental benefits they can bring.
Brief December 19, 2017

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