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Program:Contributions in support of Conserving Nature

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
The Okanagan Indian Educational Resources Society Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$177,953.00
Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$177,600.00
Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$177,600.00
Aski Reclamation Lp Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2023-24	$176,720.00
Canadian Wildlife Federation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2019-20	$175,995.00
Canadian Council on Invasive Species Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$174,555.00
Fur Institute of Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$174,550.00
Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2019-20	$174,102.00
Aski Reclamation Lp Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2024-25	$173,535.00
Malahat First Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$170,000.00
Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$170,000.00
Daylu Dena Council Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$170,000.00
NunatuKavut Community Council Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2024-25	$170,000.00
Secretariat of The Haida Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$170,000.00
Government of Saskatchewan Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2025-26	$168,750.00
Prince Edward Island Watershed Alliance Inc Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2025-26	$168,502.00
Carleton University Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2023-24	$168,227.00
Kugluktuk Angoniatit Association Hunters and Trappers Organization Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2021-22	$167,978.00
Tsal'Alh Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2023-24	$167,495.00
Natural Conservancy Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$167,030.00
Ducks Unlimited Canada Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2018-19	$166,400.00
Nature-Action Québec Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$166,288.00
Gitanyow Fisheries Authority Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2020-21	$165,000.00
Saskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation Inc Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2022-23	$165,000.00
Cheslatta Carrier Nation Department of the Environment	Contributions in support of Conserving Nature	2024-25	$164,585.00

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