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Tick Talk: Tips for keeping ticks from catching a ride as you explore Canada’s wetlands
DUC's Ontario conservation specialists share their advice based on their experience in the field.
Wetland knowledge flows with support from TC Energy
Boreal Wetland Centre near Grande Prairie is a space for learning and collaboration.
A career in science and conservation
Jim Devries is a recognized leader in North American wetland and waterfowl science based on his long career in conservation with DUC.
Ontario News from Ducks Unlimited Canada
Working in Ontario since 1974
The value of perennial cover in marginal areas of agricultural land
Seeding forage on saline areas in farmland can be more than a Band-Aid, it may also be a cure.
One ranch family’s mission to protect and conserve grasslands
First-generation holistic ranchers Terri and Brad Mappin had a vision 25 years ago when they purchased their ranch.
Winged wonders
Here’s 10 of our favourite facts about dragonflies, along with some beautiful photos submitted by Project Dragonfly observers.
Honouring a public relations pioneer
Ed Russenholt was one of the first of three full-time DUC employees hired in 1938.
The conservation long game
Like seeds in warming soil, Canadians are awakening to the broad decline in biodiversity across the country.
Full circle
Student of nature now inspiring a new generation of environmental stewards. Just like her.
The future is here
We asked 10 of our friends to help us envision the future for 10 facets of conservation in Canada.
A tale of two coasts
Working to turn the tide on coastal squeeze through conservation on Canada’s most threatened coastlines