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Canada's Western Boreal Forest

Canada’s boreal forest doubles carbon storage capacity of tropical forests

A new report released by the Canadian Boreal Initiative declares that Canada’s wetland-rich boreal forest stores nearly twice as much carbon per hectare as tropical forests. The report identifies North America’s boreal forests as the cornerstone habitat for key wildlife species, and one of the most significant carbon stores in the world.

Wetlands for Tomorrow

Wetlands for Tomorrow

Learn more about DUC's fundraising campaign.

2009 National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Media Award Competition

DUC’s multicultural education resources win international award

Wetlands and the World wins first prize at the 2009 National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Media Award Competition.

Holiday Cards

Holiday Cards

Spread some cheer and conserve wetlands with DUC's holiday cards.

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.

DUC Online 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!

DUC Online Auction

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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