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Program:Contributions in support of Conserving Nature

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Ontario Woodlot Association Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2024-25	$256,000.00
Ontario Woodlot Association Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2023-24	$256,000.00
Fort Nelson First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$255,144.00
Fort Nelson First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$253,000.00
Unama'ki Institute of Natural Resources Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2024-25	$252,545.00
Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$252,200.00
British Columbia Conservation Foundation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$250,816.00
Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2025-26	$250,000.00
World Economic Forum Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$250,000.00
Blueberry River First Nations Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2024-25	$250,000.00
Forests Ontario Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$250,000.00
Joint Secretariat Inuvialuit Settlement Region Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$250,000.00
Joint Secretariat Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$250,000.00
Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2025-26	$250,000.00
Forests Ontario Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$250,000.00
Makivik Corporation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2019-20	$249,000.00
Miawpukek Mi'kamawey Mawi'omi First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2018-19	$249,000.00
Inuvialuit Regional Corporation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2019-20	$249,000.00
Vancouver Island University Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2023-24	$248,058.00
Government of Yukon Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$247,791.00
Magnetawan First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$247,720.00
Métis Nation British Columbia Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$247,553.00
Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$247,400.00
Four Rivers Matawa Environmental Services Group Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$247,325.00
Shawanaga First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$246,523.00

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