Manitoba Eco-Network is a non-profit organization which promotes positive environmental action.
Our organization’s mission is to facilitate environmental awareness and expand community connections. We educate, we facilitate, we celebrate!
Manitoba Eco-Network is a non-profit organization which promotes positive environmental action.
Our organization’s mission is to facilitate environmental awareness and expand community connections. We educate, we facilitate, we celebrate!
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Tourism Project Specialist – Canadian Ecotourism Services (CES)
Tourism Project Lead
CES: Canadian Ecotourism Services
Winnipeg, MBOverview:
CES (Canadian Ecotourism Services) is a tourism and community development firm that offers a one stop shop for entrepreneurs, communities, and Indigenous groups worldwide. Our expertise lies in community-based, grassroots tourism development with a particular focus on Indigenous tourism. We have established an ability to work closely with both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities across Canada and abroad to create unique experiences that help to preserve local cultures and traditions while providing economic benefits and employment opportunities. We are often thought of innovators and not consultants; we often turn the traditional approach of consulting on its head and get things done in a really cool and unique way!
01 / 31 / 23
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Compost Courier – Green Action Centre – Compost Winnipeg
Description:
Compost Winnipeg seeks an independent and responsible individual to work as a compost collection courier. Compost Winnipeg is a social enterprise of the Green Action Centre.
Starting Wage: $16 – $18 per hour. Health spending account available after 3 months of employment.
01 / 27 / 23
We wish to acknowledge this land on which the Manitoba Eco-Network office operates. We are located on Treaty One territory, the traditional lands of Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on this land. © Manitoba Eco-Network 2023
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