Prairie Conservation Action Plan

The Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan Partnership brings together 32 agencies and organizations representing producers, industry, provincial and federal governments, environmental non-government organizations, research and educational institutions working towards a common vision of prairie and species at risk conservation in Saskatchewan.

Since the SK PCAP was formally established in 1998, it has been chaired by the Saskatchewan Stock Grower’s Association. The SK PCAP’s full-time manager facilitates and guides implementation of the SK PCAP’s 2019-2023 Framework out of the SSGA office in Regina.

The SK PCAP’s 2009-2013 Framework outlines three goals and five priority areas of focus. Working groups have been formed around these focus areas, and they will develop, report on, and revise action plans around each focus area annually.

Goals

Ecosystem — Native prairie ecosystem health and biodiversity are conserved and restored as part of a functioning landscape.

Economic — Sustainable uses of native prairie improve the livelihoods of Saskatchewan people.

Cultural — Native prairie is a valued part of our culture and identity as Saskatchewan people.

Focus Areas

Native Prairie Awareness and Appreciation

Responsible Land Use on Native Prairie

Native Prairie Ecosystem Management

For more Information

For more information on PCAP and its history, partners, and deliverables, please visit our website at www.pcap-sk.org.

Also, contact General Manager Carolyn Gaudet by email at pcap@sasktel.net.