Youth Conservation Network

Connect with a network of like-minded young leaders who share your commitment to wetland conservation and the environment.

At Ducks Unlimited Canada, we believe that the future of conservation lies in the hands of passionate and environmentally conscious young people like you. The Youth Conservation Network is your gateway to a world of exciting opportunities, knowledge, and experiences that will empower you to make a difference in the world of conservation.

By signing up for the Youth Conservation Network newsletter, you’ll gain access to information about upcoming opportunities and events for post-secondary and post-graduate students.

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Sign-up for the Youth Conservation Network Newsletter to get access to exciting opportunities, knowledge, and experiences.

Youth Advisory Council

Ducks Unlimited Canada is bringing together a motivated and diverse group of 10 young people aged 18 to 23 from across the country to form our new Youth Advisory Council.

Campus Clubs

Are you a university or college student who loves nature and wants to positively impact our environment? Ducks Unlimited Canada has an exciting opportunity just for you!

Contact the Youth Conservation Network

Contact the Youth Conservation Network team with your questions about our events, campus clubs, or writing a Duck Dive.

Duck Dive: Youth conservation stories

Conservator, Education

Another flock takes flight

At Ducks Unlimited Canada, we are proud to engage with young and early-career environmentalists to develop the next generation of scientists, advocates, educators and thinkers.

Education, Philanthropic, Science, Wetlands

Transforming the Harry J. Enns Wetland Discovery Centre: A Hub for Education and Conservation

We are excited to announce the public phase of the fundraising campaign for the Harry J. Enns Wetland Discovery Centre at Oak Hammock Marsh. With almost 75% of the required funds already raised, we are inviting the community to join us in this final stretch to secure the remaining $2 million needed to complete this project.

Boreal Forest, Education, Wetlands

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.

Conservator, Education, Youth advisory council

Youth Advisory Council: Class of 2023

The first set of Youth Advisory Council members reflect on their two years of conservation learnings.

Interested in contributing to Duck Dive?

We accept submissions from youth and young adults who want to write about topics related to wetlands, biodiversity, or conservation. Send us a two to three sentence outline outline of your potential blog post.

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Acadia Campus Club members participating in duck banding © Ducks Unlimited Canada

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Learn how you can get involved and start your career in conservation, and get access to information about upcoming opportunities and events for post-secondary and post-graduate students.

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Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Youth Conservation Network Programs, including the Youth Advisory Council and the Ducks Unlimited Canada Campus Clubs, are supported in part by Wildlife Habitat Canada. Wildlife Habitat Canada is a non-profit, conservation organization that conserves habitat, primarily by investing the funds from the sale of the Canadian Wildlife Habitat Conservation Stamp and Print program, contributed by waterfowl hunters. Since 1985, we have provided over $62 million in grants to more than 1,600 habitat conservation projects across Canada, which have helped safeguard important ecosystems and countless wild species.

To learn more, please visit www.whc.org.