SDG 14

SDG 14 aims to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas, and marine resources for sustainable development. Oceans are crucial to the planet’s health, supporting biodiversity, regulating climate, and providing food and livelihoods for millions. This goal focuses on reducing marine pollution, protecting marine ecosystems, and ensuring the sustainable management of fisheries. It also emphasizes the importance of conserving coastal areas and addressing the impacts of ocean acidification and overfishing. By safeguarding life below water, SDG 14 ensures the protection of marine ecosystems for current and future generations, helping to maintain the balance of Earth’s natural resources.

The chill is finally easing up, making it the perfect time to get outside and capture the beauty of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Soon, these branches will be bursting with life, offering endless inspiration for art and photography. Photo: Tony Eetak

Looking up at the trees

Capture the stark beauty of Winnipeg, Manitoba this winter! From snow-covered landscapes to the city’s unique charm, Winnipeg offers stunning opportunities for art and photography. Explore the city and capture its essence through your lens or artistic expression.

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Seeds are starting to sprout, and being placed into soil for planting this spring. These hopeful sprouts represent the beginning of a community-led effort to revitalize apple growing in Northwestern Ontario.

Northwestern Ontario Youth Cultivate Apple Comeback

Forget towering pines and lumber futures, this spring in Northwestern Ontario, a different kind of seedling is taking root. Local youth and community members are leading a community initiative to plant apple trees, harkening back to the area’s agricultural past and sowing the seeds for a fruitful future.

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This little Winnipeg resident is braving the last gasp of winter. Spring is on the way, and even the squirrels in Winnipeg can feel it! Photo: Tony Eetak

Spring is almost here!

Winnipeg’s winter is almost over! Get ready for spring recreation in Manitoba. Warmer days are coming, time to get outside!

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