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Connecting for the future of Edéhzhíe
Building relationships with partners is the key to conservation progress in the Northwest Territories
Computing for conservation
Super computers help researchers model the future impact of climate change on prairie wildlife habitat
International Canvasback Award migrates to Canada
2017 recipient Bruce Batt recognized for his significant contributions to the North American waterfowl conservation community
2018 waterfowl survey estimates populations of 41.2 million
Conserving Canadian habitat remains critical to North American waterfowl
Powered by a boyhood spent in nature
Former Ducks Unlimited Canada president honoured at Oshawa Second Marsh.
DUC and partners flock together to secure a bright future for a Brighton wetland
A Lake Ontario shoreline is protected for waterfowl, wildlife and the community.
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.
Fighting green with green for Great Lakes water quality
Lake Erie’s long-threatened water quality gets fresh hope with collaborative wetland restoration project.
Turning back the clock on muskie habitat
Conservation projects that are helping ducks and fish in the Kawartha Lakes watershed.
Major investments in the Prairie Pothole Region
Migratory Bird Treaty Act Funding protects key waterfowl breeding habitat.
Natural habitat improves grazing land for cattle ranchers
Habitat restoration project provides business and environmental benefits at Alberta cattle farm.
