How our work impacts conservation across Canada.
Where we’re working on the ground from coast to coast.
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British Columbia
Maher donation sets up students for next decade
Miller’s Time at 148 Mile Marshes
A passion for science and waterfowl
At DUC, our work focuses on science-based solutions. We are fortunate to draw some of the best and brightest in the field of conservation.
Where cattle and ducks find a home on the range
The Hanceville Cattle Co. and DUC take the road less travelled in their commitment to conservation and agriculture in the Chilcotin.
Fighting Russian Olive in the Okanagan
DUC is is fighting the invasive tree before it can take root in the Quintal floodplain
All in the family
For more than three decades, Chilliwack’s Henry Kozler has been helping conserve wetlands to protect our water, our wildlife and our future. DUC in B.C. is honoured to name Kozler as its volunteer of the year for the province.
Urban wetlands are the focus for coastal cities
While the groundhog may steal the spotlight every February 2nd, more and more communities around B.C. are focusing on wetlands as a way to combat climate change and the devastating effects it has on the landscape.
Fighting for the salmon and waterfowl of the Fraser
Conservation project aims to renew fish stocks and fight invasive plants in B.C.’s most famous estuary
Major investment supports B.C.’s Fraser River Estuary
DUC receives $2 million to restore important coastal habitats.
DUC celebrates anniversary milestone
DUC's volunteers shine brightly throughout DUC’s 50-year history in British Columbia and were at the centre of the evening.
Stepping up to the plate
B.C. Volunteer of the Year Denise Zanatta carries on family’s conservation traditions.
Settling into a green option to filter water
A small settling pond uses nature to help clean water for the District of 100 Mile House.