Provincial Archives — Page 8 of 35 — Ducks Unlimited Canada

Atlantic, Conservator, Pacific Coast

A tale of two coasts

Working to turn the tide on coastal squeeze through conservation on Canada’s most threatened coastlines

Landowners, Partnerships, Science, The Great Lakes & St. Lawrence

Engineered wetlands model provides solutions in Chalk River for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories

An unlikely pairing is collaborating on a nature-based solution in Eastern Ontario

Guidance for Ontario Landowners

Planning and Caring for Restored Wetland Habitats in Ontario

Landowners, Wetland restoration

The Scott-Newton Wetland: A legacy built on a love of nature and wildlife lives on

How a DUC project in Ontario's Trent River Watershed became a protected family treasure.

85 Years of Conservation, Wetlands

Atocas Bay: A gift of nature that’s for the birds and more

The Atocas Bay project highlights the benefits of restored wetlands and how agricultural stewardship can sustain both farming and wildlife.

Wetlands

That’s a wrap! Minimax Express tractor trailer spreading DUC conservation message in Ontario and Quebec

A partnership between DUC and Minimax Express is spreading the message of conservation across Ontario and Quebec via a specially wrapped tractor-trailer.

Biodiversity, Landowners, Prairie Pothole Region

Four compelling reasons to conserve trees in agricultural landscapes

Four reasons why the environmental benefits provided by trees may tip the balance in favour of viewing wooded areas as less of an obstacle, and more of a resource to manage.

Minimax Express tractor trailer is spreading Ducks Unlimited Canada’s wetland conservation message across Ontario and Quebec

Travelling the various highways from Quebec City to Windsor, a newly wrapped, conservation-themed tractor trailer from Minimax Express Transportation is taking the DUC message on the road.

85 Years of Conservation, Grasslands

Partners in conservation: protecting Alberta’s remaining grassland habitat

Learn about the importance of the Alberta's native grasslands that support wildlife and bird species, including the northern pintail.

Education, Prairie Pothole Region, Wetlands, Wildlife

Advocacy takes flight at Saskatoon school

Wetland Centre of Excellence students inspire concern for birds and wetlands through art.

Partnerships

When the forces of nature are the answer to nature’s force

Members of Canada’s insurance industry are exploring the power of nature to reduce flood risks.

85 Years of Conservation, Atlantic, Biodiversity, Wetland restoration

Improving water quality and biodiversity on farms

Wetland restoration creates a powerful ripple effect that generates real environmental gains for communities throughout the country.

85 Years of Conservation, Atlantic, Education

Proud to be a part of protecting and restoring natural habitats for future generations

Katie Scott combines her passion for conservation with a background in biology and education.

Winnipeg students win national conservation challenge

Students from Winnipeg's Fort Richmond Collegiate have captured a national award from DUC for their proposed solution to rising sea levels on Canada’s east coast.

Ducks Unlimited Canada lands at Queen’s Park

Annual advocacy day provides opportunities for DUC staff and volunteers to share information about on-the-ground habitat projects that are delivering valuable environmental benefits to communities as well as emerging science that will help shape important conservation decisions.

Education, Wetland restoration

Winnipeg students take home grand prize in DUC’s Case Study Competition

Fort Richmond Collegiate students' solution to sea-level rise earns $500 for the school and students are named Youth Wetland Experts.

Landowners, Prairie Pothole Region

Duck-friendly winter wheat becomes a top cash crop in Manitoba

Manitoba farmers working with Ducks Unlimited Canada say winter wheat is their most profitable cereal crop.

Biodiversity

The benefits of bats

These flying mammals have closer ties to wetland biodiversity than we realize.

Volunteers

Community builder assembles 27-year conservation legacy

B.C.'s James Soutar is a conservation leader who continues bringing people together in the name of wetlands and wildlife.

Volunteers

Conservation that’s close to home and close to the heart

Manitoba's Robyn Yates grew up with one of the country’s flagship conservation areas and an internationally important wetland right outside her backyard. It’s a place that would ultimately shape her lifelong commitment to conservation.

Volunteers

Uniting passion, profession and purpose

Quebec's Benoît Douville first got to know DUC through his work, but his love for the outdoors motivated him to become more involved as a volunteer.

Volunteers

Volunteering strengthens community connections and family ties

New Brunswick's Sean Eidt is passing along the lessons of conservation to his young son as he continues the tradition of giving back to wetlands and wildlife.

Volunteers

Supporting conservation in her backyard—and beyond

Terri Taylor from P.E.I. has become a trusted and valued member of her local DUC chapter, quietly working behind the scenes to raise funds and awareness for conservation.