About Us
Climate Action Team Manitoba (CAT) is a coalition of environmental organizations in Manitoba working together to envision, investigate, and promote a road to climate resilience in our province. Our work aims to advance climate solutions through policy research, organizing, coalition building, and creative communications.
Member organizations came together in late 2017 to independently review and consult with the public over the Province’s recently released Climate and Green Plan. CAT was formed one short year later when the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) 1.5C Report was released, stating how fast we need to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions in order to prevent irreversible outcomes. This drove home the need for an intentional, collaborative, and grassroots effort to accelerate towards a climate safe future.
Coalition members include Climate Change Connection, Wilderness Committee – Manitoba Office, Green Action Centre, Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition and Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Manitoba Office.
Our vision is to build a collaborative and resilient zero-carbon society that operates within the constraints of nature.
Our mission is to provide a framework for individuals, organizations, and communities to communicate and collaborate on a non-partisan, specific, and actionable path that will help Manitoba achieve resilience to climate impacts and move swiftly toward a fossil-fuel free future.
CAT STAFF
Laura Cameron
Director of Programs and Strategy
Meghan Mast
Communications Manager
Sarah Reid
Program Operations Coordinator
Madrin Macgillivray Community Engagement Coordinator
James Wilt
Policy Manager
Kakeka Thundersky
Rural & Northern Outreach Coordinator
COALITION REPRESENTATIVES
Andrea Pelletier
MEJC Representative
Curt Hull
Policy Advisor & Climate Change Connection Representative
Molly McCracken
CCPA Representative
Bethany Daman
Strategic Advisor
Josep Seras-Gubert
Green Action Centre Representative
Eric Reder
Wilderness Committee Representative
COALITION MEMBERS