Buying or selling land in Manitoba?
Each year in Manitoba, Ducks Unlimited Canada buys about 1,000 acres to conserve the ponds and natural habitat before selling the land back to local producers.
Active Listings
| Project Name | Municipality | Legal Land Description | Acres | Tender Closing Date | Property Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bradley RLCP | Oakview | NW 3-15-22 WPM SW 3-15-22 WPM NE 9-15-22 WPM SE 9-15-22 WPM | 637.54 | October 27, 2025, 4PM | The properties are located approximately 4.5 miles west of Cardale, MB, along Provincial Road 355 (RM of Oakview). The 2024 property tax for these quarters was $6,074.43. Two-strand, high tensile perimeter fence was installed around the west half of 3-15-22W in 2025. Approximately 351.32 acres were seeded to tame hay on this property in spring of 2025. Other habitats present include 91.63 acres of existing tame grass/forage, 23.4 acres of natural bush/scrub, 144.14 acres of wetlands/slough, 22.05 acres of creek and a 5-acre yard site. |
| McNabb RLCP | Oakview | NW 9-15-19 WPM SW 9-15-19 WPM | 320 | October 27, 2025, 4PM | The properties are located approximately 2.0 miles south of Basswood, MB, at the intersection of Township Road 86N and Range Road 112W (RM of Oakview). The 2024 property tax for these quarters was $2,061.86. Two-strand, high tensile perimeter fence installed in 2025. Approximately 159.33 acres were seeded to tame hay on this property in spring of 2025. Other habitats present include 38.73 acres of existing tame grass/forage, 2.17 acres of natural bush/scrub and 119.77 acres of wetlands/slough. |
| Paton RLCP | Two Borders | SW 36-05-29 WPM | 159.72 | October 27, 2025, 4PM | The property is located approximately 3 miles northeast of Tilston, MB, along Range Road 169W (RM of Two Borders). The 2024 property tax for this quarter was a total of $971.79. Approximately 84.70 acres were seeded to tame hay on this property in spring of 2025. Existing habitats present on site include 50.22 acres of native grassland/scrub and 24.8 acres wetland/slough. |
How the Revolving Land Conservation Program (RLCP) works
Ducks Unlimited Canada will:
- Purchase land at fair market value
- Restore the wetlands and grasslands
- Place a conservation agreement on the land title
- Sell the land to producers
- Use funds from these sales to buy other property to restore and sell
For farmers in Manitoba, the RLCP is a win-win
Firstly, the land is rented to farmers while the wetlands are being restored. This keeps the land in-production and weed-free. Secondly, when the restoration is complete and Ducks Unlimited Canada brings the land back to market, farmers have an opportunity to acquire affordable land.
RLCP is an alternative to Ducks Unlimited Canada buying and keeping land. Under this program, habitats are protected and land remains in agricultural use.
Arable acres on RLCP lands are available for rent. Tenders close on March 20 of each year.
Contact Scott at Ducks Unlimited Canada about land sales
By Phone: 204-761-5106
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