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WASTE REDUCTION AND POLLUTION PREVENTION (WRAPP) FUND
GRANT RECIPIENTS
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Bird Studies Canada – $25,000 to conduct bird breeding surveys for the Manitoba Breeding
Bird Atlas in remote areas of Manitoba including the Taiga Shield, Hudson Plains, Boreal
Plans and Boreal Shield eco-regions.
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Cormorant Lake School – $4,500 to support the purchase of a trailer to store recyclables
before transportation to a recycling facility.
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CleanFarms Inc. – $25,000 to pilot and support a three-day collection event for obsolete
animal health products in conjunction with the obsolete pesticide container disposal
program.
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KGS Group – $7,975 for research into alternative techniques to improve management of
landfill leachate.
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Manitoba Model Forest Inc. – $8,750 to support caribou re-collaring efforts for two research
initiatives.
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Manitoba Model Forest Inc. – $25,000 to research movements, dispersal and habitat use of
moose populations at immediate risk of local extinction.
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North Point Douglas Seniors Association – $5,000 to support the development of a
composting program for 200 seniors living in North Point Douglas.
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Spirit Way Inc. – $12,000 to host a wolf and carnivore conference in Thompson to
showcase the city as the wolf capital of Canada and as an international wolf centre of
excellence, and Manitoba as a world leader in wolf management.
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Solid Waste Association of North America, Northern Lights Chapter – $5,000 to support a
two-day conference in Brandon on waste and natural disaster issues.
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The Pas and Area Recycling – $25,000 to purchase mobile recycling trailers and a baler for
the region.
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Town of Treherne – $5,000 to support the development of a household composting
program for the community.
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Peguis First Nation – $20,000 to support the expansion and enhancement of a recycling
centre for the collection of e-waste and household hazardous waste.
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West Broadway Development Corporation – $4,800 to support the purchase of materials
and supplies to develop and implement a composting project for apartment building
residents.
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Winnipeg Repair Education and Cycling Hub (WRENCH) – $5,000 to support bicycle repair
workshops for youth and low-income individuals and to increase used bicycle donations.