Vision & Goals
Vision: Healthy native prairie ecosystems as vital parts of our vibrant and strong communities.
Our Mission: Our shared mission is to facilitate the conservation, enhancement, and restoration of Saskatchewan native prairie ecosystems for all living things, including the people who derive cultural and socio-economic value from these lands, through our core strategies of:
A. Collaborating for and promoting the maintenance and enhancement of native prairie;
B. Enabling the current and next generation through education, knowledge transfer and
innovation, and;
C. Supporting land users to continue beneficial land practices.
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| Goals | 2024-2028 |
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| Core Strategy A: Collaborating for and promoting the maintenance and enhancement of native prairie. | 1. Promote, collaborate and participate in International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP) 2026. 2. Continue to build capacity for prairie conservation through in-person collaboration with all users of the landscapes. |
| Core Strategy B: Enabling the current and next generation through education, knowledge transfer and innovation | 1. By March 2029, collaborate to promote alignment of the K-12 curriculum with PCAP's mission. 2. Maintain and improve PCAP's hub of relevant and up-to-date information on native prairie values, economics, management and conservation. 3. By 2028 develop a mechanism for collaboration to facilitate more effective data sharing by PCAP partners and land users to support future analytics. 4. By March 2029, increase intergenerational engagement and connection to native prairie. |
| Core Strategy C: Supporting land users to continue beneficial land practices. | 1. Maintain and enhance PCAP's land users’ section of the website to include relevant programming. 2. By 2028, PCAP will promote and support knowledge transfer and mentorship amongst land users. |