Environmental Funding – Lake Winnipeg Basin Program
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Large and frequent algal blooms in Lake Winnipeg are the result of high nutrient levels from international and domestic transboundary sources such as agriculture, industry, municipal wastewater and surface run-off. In order to improve the ecological health of the lake and its basin, we fund projects that: •reduce nutrient loading •enhance collaboration •support enhanced engagement of Indigenous Peoples (Water Quality and Ecosystems Partnerships, Environment and Climate Change Canada.)