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Ducks Unlimited Canada acquires East Meadows Ranch, Marshy Point (Lake Manitoba)

Terms

Announced
12 Aug 2026
Instrument
M&A
Amount
US$6.47mReported as ~C$9M (US$6.4M), converted at 0.719 USD/CAD (August 2026 average)

Parties

Recipient type
Other
Country
Canada (Manitoba)
Capital providers
Capital providers and the amount counted for each
PartyRoleAmountBasis
Ducks Unlimited CanadaAcquirerUS$1.62mEstimated: an even share, 1 of 4
Cox EnterprisesGrantorUS$1.62mEstimated: an even share, 1 of 4
Government of QuebecGrantorUS$1.62mEstimated: an even share, 1 of 4
Government of CanadaGrantorUS$1.62mEstimated: an even share, 1 of 4

Carbon

Pathway
Not applicable
Project type as recorded
Philanthropically funded conservation purchase of 8,167 acres of wetlands, coastal marsh and grassland for waterfowl habitat, research and recreation; the announcement makes no carbon credit, sequestration or carbon-project claim

What happened

Ducks Unlimited Canada acquired East Meadows Ranch - 8,167 acres (3,108 ha) of wetlands, coastal marsh and grassland at Marshy Point on Lake Manitoba - for approximately C$9 million. Billed as the largest conservation land purchase in Manitoba's history. Funded by Cox Enterprises, local philanthropists and the federal Natural Heritage Conservation Program. To be renamed the Kennedy Field Station at East Meadows.

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