Manitoba Habitat Conservancy
Stephen Carlyle is an experienced conservation professional with a strong background in environmental management and program development. Currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer at Manitoba Habitat Conservancy since October 2009, Stephen also held roles as Chief Operating Officer and Program Development Manager within the organization. Prior experience includes managing the East Interlake Conservation District, where Stephen focused on watershed management and funding strategies. Stephen's earlier roles included Research Technician at Fisheries and Oceans Canada, where data on water quality was collected and analyzed, and Remote Sensing Technician at Ducks Unlimited Canada, contributing to wetland classification protocols. Stephen holds a Master of Science in Geography from Western University and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies from The University of Winnipeg.
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Manitoba Habitat Conservancy
The Manitoba Habitat Conservancy is focused on conserving, restoring and enhancing fish and wildlife habitat and populations in Manitoba. As Manitoba's Homegrown Conservation agency, MHHC has a mandate to work citizens of Manitoba to implement voluntary conservation works on private lands. The primary tool MHC uses to support Manitoba's fish and wildlife populations is the Conservation Agreement (i.e. easement), which perpetually protects valuable habitat in Manitoba. To date, MHC has permanently conserved 200,000 acres (80,000 hectares) of private lands. Through term programming such as habitat enhancement and restoration, MHC has influenced a further 130,000 acres (52,500 hectares). MHC continues to implement habitat conservation programing for species at risk, watershed health, aquatic habitats, wetlands and waterfowl.