Environmental Youth Corps Program Grants

Central Region

  • AngusMcKaySchool, Winnipeg – $3,150, 150 students, green-space revitalization project.
  • Arborg-BifrostParks and Recreation Commission – $4,000, 115 youth, beautification and enhancement project.
  • ArthurDayMiddle School, Winnipeg – $435, 20 students, waste-minimization and
    green-space enhancement project.
  • BruceMiddle School, Winnipeg – $700, 320 youth, water-quality monitoring project.
  • Centre Scolaire Leo-Remillard, Winnipeg – $1,650, 200 youth, arts/community interpretation centre development project.
  • CollicuttSchool, Winnipeg – $2,100, 135 students, outdoor classroom creation project.
  • CrystalSpringsSchool, Ste. Agathe – $1,500, 42 students, community greening project.
  • Dakota Tipi First Nation – $1,140, 24 youth, green-space enhancement project.
  • Discovery Children’s Centre Inc., Winnipeg – $2,300, 250 youth, raised butterfly garden creation project.
  • Dr. F. W. L Hamilton School, Winnipeg – $2,900, 50 youth, schoolyard enhancement project.
  • École Centrale Community Council, Winnipeg– $3,230, 200 students, green-space enhancement project.
  • Friends of the Garden, St. Claude – $2,400, 125 students, community garden project.
  • Glenlawn Collegiate, Winnipeg – $700, 13 students, green-space enhancement project.
  • Hampstead School Outdoor Education Club, Winnipeg – $1,665, 20 youth, a purple martin complex construction and maintenance project.
  • HastingsSchool, Winnipeg – $2,250, 400 youth, green-space enhancement project.
  • JohnW.GunnMiddle School, Winnipeg – $350, 30 youth, recycling and composting project.
  • Lake Manitoba First Nation – $1,950, 100 youth, community awareness and environmental education project.
  • LindenChristianSchool, Winnipeg – $350, 20 students, green-space enhancement project.
  • LivingPrairieMuseum, Winnipeg – $2,595, 50 youth, butterfly garden construction project
  • Manitoba Girl Guides, Winnipeg – $4,275, 300 youth, soil erosion project.

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  • Manitoba Naturalists Society, Winnipeg – $3,415, 300 youth, forest restoration project.
  • Mallard Community Council – $3,570, two youth, community enhancement project.
  • MathesonIsland Community Council – $775, three youth, waste minimization project.
  • Murdoch Mackay Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg – $1,950, 50 youth, school grounds beautification project.
  • North Interlake Environmental Youth Corp., Peguis – $2,410, 11 youth, environmental awareness project.
  • Old St. Vital Business Improvement Zone, Winnipeg –$2,165, 150 youth, community beautification project.
  • Pembina Valley Conservation District, Manitou – $3,650, 65 students, green-space enhancement project.
  • Point Douglas Resident Committee, Winnipeg– $4,070, 20 youth, Dutch elm disease prevention project.
  • RiverElmSchool, Winnipeg – $1,000, 12 youth, environmental awareness and education project.
  • Riverview Community Centre, Winnipeg – $2,870, 30 youth, environmental education project.
  • Selkirk Friendship Centre Inc., Selkirk – $1,150, 40 youth, beautification project.
  • SalisburyMorsePlaceSchool, Winnipeg – $1,375, 20 youth, schoolyard enhancement project.
  • SilverwindsSchool, Sperling– $3,600, 30 youth, community greening project.
  • SouthwoodSchool, Winkler – $220, 100 youth, schoolyard beautification project.
  • Spence Neighborhood Association, Winnipeg – $2,420, 30 youth, environmental education project.
  • SteinbachChristianHigh School – $1,100, 26 youth, schoolyard enhancement project.
  • Stevenson-BritanniaSchool, Winnipeg – $1,775, 245 youth, green-space creation project.
  • The Rotary Club of Charleswood, Winnipeg – $2,270, 400 students, AssiniboineForest enhancement project.
  • WellingtonSchool, Winnipeg – $1,350, 80 students, garden sun dial creation project.
  • West Broadway Neighbourhood Housing Resource Centre, Winnipeg – $1,240, 10 youth, medicine wheel and garden creation project.
  • Youth Community Partnership, Gimli – $5,000, three youth, water conservation education project.

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  • Zoological Society of Manitoba, Winnipeg – $2,500, 450 youth, environmental education project.
  • Zoological Society of Manitoba, Winnipeg – $5,000, Assiniboine Park Zoo recycling activities project.

Eastern Region

  • BerensRiver First Nations –$840, 70 youth, community cleanup project.
  • GreenwaldHoferSchool, Beausejour – $1,000, 36 students, schoolyard beautification project.
  • Pauingassi First Nation – $1,720, five youth, lakeside cleanup project.
  • Sagkeeng Employment and Training Services, FortAlexander – $1,000, 10 youth, waste minimization project.
  • SagkeengAnishinabeHigh School, PineFalls– $3,225, 50 youth, community garden project.
  • Wings of Power, PineFalls – $1,635, 12 youth, butterfly garden construction project.

Northeast Region

  • City of Thompson, Recreation, Parks and Culture – $1,000, 60 youth, environmental educational activities project.
  • GranvilleLake Community Council – $2,710, 20 youth, community beautification project.
  • GodsLakeNarrows Community Council – $2,520, 10 youth, community beautification project.
  • Thompson Boys and Girls Club – $2,350, 15 youth, shoreline restoration project.

Northwest Region

  • Misipawistik Cree Nation Health Authority, Grand Rapids – $2,310, 20 youth, waste minimization project.
  • Opaskwayak Cree Nation Youth Centre – $3,155, five youth, shoreline rehabilitation project.

Western Region

  • Barrows Community Council – $350, 25 youth, community beautification project.
  • Camperville Community Council – $600, 10 youth, community beautification project.

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  • CraneRiver Recreation Committee – $1,000, 20 youth, community beautification project.
  • CrocusPlainsRegionalSecondary School, Brandon – $2,850, 60 youth, green-space enhancement project.
  • Dauphin Joint Recreation Commission – $750, 20 youth, park enhancement project.
  • Dauphin Joint Recreation Commission – $2,700, 20 youth, urban forest enhancement project.
  • Elkhorn School Advisory Council, Elkhorn – $1,000, 185 youth, schoolyard beautification project.
  • Gambler First Nation, Binscarth – $2,460, 10 youth, community beautification project.
  • GreenAcresColonySchool, Wawanesa – $1,400, 15 youth, community greening and enhancement project.
  • Hamiota Conservation Authority – $1,850, 10 youth, community enhancement project.
  • HendersonElementary School, Dauphin – $2,000, 250 youth, tree planting project.
  • KolaSchool – $1,500, 50 students, schoolyard enhancement project.
  • Lake of the Prairies Conservation District, Inglis – $900, eight youth, environmental education project.
  • Meadow Portage Recreation Commission – $1,000, 10 youth, community beautification project.
  • NatureValleySchool, Wawanesa – $1,394, 12 students, community beautification and enhancement project.
  • Rock Ridge Youth Committee – $1,000, 30 youth, community beautification project.
  • Rolling River First Nation, Erickson – $2,220, 20 youth, green-space enhancement project.
  • RuralMunicipality of Woodworth, Kenton – $3,160, 10 youth, environmental education and community enhancement project.
  • Sandy Bay Health Centre, Marius – $2,150, 200 youth, community enhancement project.
  • SpenceLake Recreation Committee – $1,000, six youth, community beautification project.
  • Ste. Rose Recreation Commission– $2,530, 10 youth, walking trail enhancement project.
  • Town of Minitonas – $5,000, 250 youth, green-space enhancement project.
  • Town of Virden– $450, 10 youth, orchard revitalization project.
  • Virden Junior High – $1,500, 12 youth, schoolyard enhancement project.