For some, volunteering for DUC is an opportunity to meet new people, forge new friendships and have fun while giving back to a great cause. For others, it makes them feel good to give of their time and talents and “pay it forward”. Whatever the motivation, DUC volunteers are giving something special back to their community by protecting local wildlife and habitat for future generations. Here are some of our volunteers’ reasons for conserving wetlands. What are yours?
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Watch: Why do you volunteer for DUC?
Volunteers explain why they give their time for conservation.
Setting records and opening eyes to the wonders of nature
Chuck MacInnes named DUC’s National Volunteer of the Year.
Dedicated to “the Ducks” for more than three decades
DUC's recognizes Volunteer of the Year in New Brunswick, Terry Rodgers.
Conservation for future generations
Andrew Abbott named DUC’s Newfoundland and Labrador Volunteer of the Year