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Ontario
When the Big Storms Hit, Wetlands Reduce the Cost of Flood Damages
New research in Ontario shows that wetlands, when maintained in their natural state, reduce flood damage costs by up to 38 per cent.
Mike Streib honoured as DUC’s Volunteer of the Year for Ontario
DUC's Volunteer Champions Award Program celebrates outstanding volunteers for National Volunteer Week.
A lifetime of conservation
Having worked around Lake St. Clair all his life, Bob “Grizz” Lozon knows the area like the back of his hand.
Investing in wetlands
The Cowan Foundation helps fund important restoration work in Oxford County
A common voice
New coalition of somewhat unlikely partners is moving the dial forward on wetland conservation in Ontario
Get hooked and catch some family fun at the 30th annual Peterborough Greenwing Fishing Derby, April 29, 2017
Did you know more Canadians fish than those who play golf and hockey combined? That’s 25% of Canada’s population who enjoy recreational fishing. And why not? It’s an activity that anglers of all ages can participate in. But it’s also an activity that becomes extra special when family and friends…
A volunteer’s story
St. Thomas volunteer brings a lifetime of experience to DUC’s Industry and Government Relations team
From marshes and bogs to the Big Smoke
How conservation helps cities like Toronto enjoy clean, healthy water.
Recognizing potential
One man's decision to transform a neglected property near London, Ont., into a thriving wetland.
Community co-operation at Cooper Marsh
Perseverance, passion and partnerships pay-off at prized Ontario wetland.