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Five decades of conservation advocacy and counting
Lorne Scott named DUC’s Saskatchewan Volunteer of the Year
Building the next generation of conservationists
Kerry Edwards named DUC’s Alberta Volunteer of the Year
Winnipeg high school students earn Ducks Unlimited Canada prize for Wildfire Management Solution
Fort Richmond Collegiate students take home first place in Ducks Unlimited Canada's national research competition.
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A newsletter filled with stories, news and more about our Ontario community.
Reviving Sturgeon Bank: A new vision for marsh restoration
An ambitious pilot project is aimed at reclaiming lost ground and restoring the marsh to its former footprint in British Columbia's Fraser River Estuary.
Nature needs a helping hand
Book chronicles Ontario landowner’s journey to wetland conservation and youth education.
What do wild ducks eat?
Different ducks have different diets—and even eat different foods according to their physical needs and the time of year.
“Thirst traps” in the garden? Yes, but for pollinators!
You can help pollinators stay hydrated this spring with a simple wildlife watering station on your balcony or in your backyard.
Pilot project filters road salt before it hits our waterways
Constructed wetland in City of Moncton snow disposal facility holds promise for holding back harmful road salts.
How do ducks’ feet stay warm in winter?
Web-footed and fancy free—how ducks navigate frigid ice and snow underfoot
Canadian scientists showcasing the latest in waterfowl research at North American Duck Symposium
Eleven Ducks Unlimited Canada researchers will attend the international conference, presenting on recent research, and learning from a global network of waterfowl scientists.
Healthy wetlands: A true force of nature
Nick Krete is restoring on-farm wetlands thanks to insurance industry support and private landowners' active participation.