USKE
Celebrating 20 Years Of Land Management Leadership (2004-24)
We work with First Nations that are acquiring land they may wish to convert to reserve. We provide environmental site assessments and surveys.and can perform flood hazard mapping, We partner with First Nations to make development decisions using our capture and mapping technologies, including cutting edge commercial drones.
USKE 20th Anniversary
& Land Management Conference | Sept 11 – 12, 2024
Register at https://eventcamp.ca/event/uske2024
Become USKE Member
Manitoba First Nations have historically practised responsible and sustainable land management. In the modern era, the practices have evolved to include urban reserves. Since land management is such a vital issue for all First Nations, there are many benefits to joining Manitoba USKE.
Capacity Building | Training and Professional Development | Technical Expertise | Referrals | Networking
Land Management Studies
Professional Indigenous Lands Management Certificate
The UofS KA program draws students from across Canada
Algoma University offering the PLMCP program remotely in 2020
Land Management for
Future Generations
Manitoba USKE operates as a technical land management body. USKE’s main objective is to provide capacity building, training and expertise in the area of land management for First Nations Lands Managers in Manitoba. Consequent objectives include developing an ongoing communication and networking link of Lands Managers, developing processes for administering lands, and assisting Lands Managers with changes in policies, programs and situations. Manitoba USKE implements these objectives through professional and skill development workshops and to recruit participation from each First Nation in Manitoba.
