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Mallard drake

Duck numbers up despite mixed habitat conditions

Water returned to Canadian and U.S. breeding grounds this spring and the ducks have responded, according to preliminary results of the 2009 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey. The survey shows a 13 per cent increase of birds over 2008, proving strong duck populations can happen if the necessary habitat and water exist.

Wetlands for Tomorrow

Wetlands for Tomorrow

DUC is conserving our valuable wetlands for tomorrow...today!

Whitefish wetlands

Yukon wetlands protection positive for ducks and development

DUC commends the Vuntut Gwitchin and Yukon governments for protection of key wetland complexes.

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Together, we can stop wetland loss.

Landowner

Landowners, farmers and ranchers:

Discover how wetlands benefit your land and your bottom line! Find programs and incentives in your area and see how DUC has worked with landowners for 70 years.

Duck Apron available the store.

Online store

Purchase great DUC merchandise. Proceeds support wetland conservation.

Mallard

Information on ducks and wetland related wildlife

Our top search engine request is now easier to find...right off the home page!

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Online auction

Bid on exclusive DUC merchandise and check your Winner's Choice contest number.

Handshake: Corporate Partners

Corporate partners

DUC’s Corporate Partners play a critical role in helping us achieve our conservation vision. Learn more about our partners and how your organization can get involved.

The Impacts of Wetland Loss in Manitoba

This May 2009 aerial tour of Broughton’s Creek is a revealing look at the impact of wetland loss. Includes interview with DUC lead research biologists Shane Gabor and Pascal Badiou. Courtesy: Winnipeg Free Press

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