Eric Reder on the Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham show on CJOB radio. In this interview Eric talks about the Duck Mountain Audit report release, why logging in parks should be stopped, and how we need to preserve biodiversity and work towards justice with Indigenous peoples.

Eric joins CJOB Hosts Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham to talk about the new Manitoba Parks Reservation System and the need for more protected areas in Manitoba. Aired April 3, 2023 at 3:05pm

Duck Mountain Interview with Members of Pine Creek First Nations by Wilderness Committee

Eric Reder - Duck Mountain Interview by Wilderness Committee

Minegoziibe Anishinabe (formerly Pine Creek First Nation) has had enough of logging mismanagement and clearcutting in their territory, and have legally challenged the Manitoba government and Louisiana-Pacific's infringement on their constitutional rights. Here's Chief Derek Nepinak and our own Eric Reder on the subject from CJOB68.

Phoebe and the old-growth forest by Wilderness Committee

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US President-elect Joe Biden is to cancel the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline on his first day in office, North American media report. The pipeline is projected to carry oil nearly 1,200 miles (1,900km) from the Canadian province of Alberta down to Nebraska, to join an existing pipeline. Environmentalists and First Nations have fought the project for more than a decade. Mike Smyth talks to Climate Campaigner Peter McCartney about the move by Biden.

Wild Executive Director Tom Uniak on CKNW's Simi Sara Show this morning re the growing cross-border opposition to Imperial Metals' application for a mineral exploration permit in Skagit Headwaters Donut Hole. Mornings with Simi, Global News.

Eric Reder on CJOB- Oct 29 2020- Parks Privatization by Wilderness Committee

Wilderness and Water Campaigner Eric Reder went on 680 CJOB with Kathy Kennedy to talk about brutal cuts to the Conservation and Climate Department in the Manitoba government. Staff are struggling to meet their job requirements with almost half of the staff team cut.