Nature, Culture & Economy
The Shared Legacy Partnership goal is to help advance understanding of the wonder of Manitoba’s Tall Grass Prairie Natural Area, its relationship with agriculture, and the natural heritage that benefits all residents.
Nature Conservancy of Canada
Initiatives
NatureShared Legacy is creating and delivering a strategy for sharing our unique nature in the RM of Stuartburn with future generations.
CultureShared Legacy is engaging with local producers, landowners, Stuartburn residents, and Indigenous communities to guide our direction.
EconomyShared Legacy is pursuing “win-win” solutions that work for the ecosystem, landowners, residents, our economy, and communities.
In the News
As we build awareness of the incredible tall-grass prairie in southeast Manitoba, the story is being shared through various channels.
- Stuartburn Residents Invited to Participate in Follow-Up Species at Risk Survey
Dawson Trail Dispatch March 2026: This survey builds on the original 2020 Species at Risk research, which established a baseline about community awareness, attitudes and priorities related to the tall-grass prairie and conservation in the region. - The Nature Norm Report: Welcoming Spring Back to the Tall-grass Prairie
March 2026 Dawson Trail Dispatch: March 20th is the spring equinox, which officially means we can welcome back spring to the tall-grass prairie! - Lynx, bobcats and cougars live in southeast Manitoba despite rare sightings
February 27, 2026 Steinbach Online: A recent lynx sighting in southeastern Manitoba is a reminder that wild cats continue to live quietly across the region, even if most residents never see them.
Upcoming Events
Shared Legacy Partnership participates in and hosts a variety of events throughout the year. We look forward to meeting you there.
Upcoming Events
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