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Tree being injected with a botanical insecticide through the bark to treat Emerald Ash Beetle

Hundreds of tree injections being used to target emerald ash borer

Several sheep stand in a shed, looking out on a field with purple flowers.

You herd it here first – sheep grazing at Living Prairie Museum

Tree Pest Caterpillar Control Program spraying crew

Tree Pest Caterpillar Control Program underway

Staff and volunteers from the Living Prairie Museum plant the museum's garden.

Plant the prairies in your backyard

A garbage can full of holiday-themed garbage.

Give a gift to the environment this holiday season

The Orange Heart garden planted in the courtyard of City Hall.

Indigenous Gardens planted at City Hall share traditions and honour Survivors of residential schools

A person plants a tree.

Celebrate National Forest Week by helping us grow Winnipeg’s urban forest

Drone on a grass field

Drone being used to help reduce mosquito population

Tikina'gaan Park sign

More than a name: How park renamings are an important part of the reconciliation process

Beans and a pot on display on a shelf at the Story Seeds exhibit.

Story Seeds exhibit explores the significance of Indigenous plant traditions

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