How our work impacts conservation across Canada.
Where we’re working on the ground from coast to coast.
We need your help to protect our water, wildlife, and wetlands. Here’s how you can make an impact.
Alberta
Reed Ranch School named as a DUC Wetland Hero
A small school in Olds, Alberta reaches a big conservation milestone.
Alberta’s Gregg Gallaway named DUC’s National Volunteer of the Year
For volunteer Gregg Gallaway, supporting wetland conservation is an investment in the future.
Staying the course, aces for hire
When DUC Alberta's newest conservation program specialists began, it was a reunion of kindred spirits, sharing the experience of attending Lakeland College.
Forage Program
Helping with your purchases of Proven Seed forage varieties from Nutrien by underwriting a significant portion of your seed costs.
Amazing graze: forage program now underway from DUC and Nutrien Ag Solutions™
Hay and high-quality grassland for grazing was hard to come by this past year in some parts of the Canadian prairies but the answer for next year may be found with the 2019 forage program from Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) and Nutrien Ag Solutions™.
Alberta grasslands: where the buffalo roam again
Ranchers and DUC work together to conserve native prairie grassland and bring bison back at the Shell Buffalo Hills Conservation Ranch.
Natural habitat improves grazing land for cattle ranchers
Habitat restoration project provides business and environmental benefits at Alberta cattle farm.
Outdoor classrooms unlock the wonders of wetlands
School field trips connect Alberta youngsters to nature.
Spring clean-up plants seeds of conservation
Calgary families pitch in at Bow Habitat Station for wetlands at DUC’s Boots at the Bow event
You get out what you put in
Alberta’s Volunteer of the Year Lois Rissling takes pride in supporting healthy habitat.
Ducks call on goats and cows to fight invasive plants in Prairie Canada
Moo-ve over, space invaders! Livestock’s got you “bleat”
A chapter with cheer
DUC volunteers in Cochrane share candy canes and messages of conservation.