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What happens when your classroom is a wetland?
Rivers Collegiate Wetland Learning Centre of Excellence offers students an engaging and transformative experience
Saved by science, cured by nature
What it meant for volunteer and research biologist Patrick Herzog to reconnect with nature after cancer
Where the water flows
The Dene community of Délı̨nę, in the Northwest Territories, is a model for Indigenous-led conservation. We supported Délı̨nę’s successful bid for a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve Designation. And we provided the community with an online mapping application to support them in their land-use management.
Parks and education
Teaming up to transform the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park into a premier destination for outdoor learning
Hands-on conservation for the County of Brant
Ontario's Patti Ronald is leading her community to conservation with nest boxes, wetland programs and volunteerism
Volunteers on campus at Acadia University
Acadia student Stephanie White inspires other students to get outside and into wetlands
Our migration nation
Canadians bond over annual fall spectacle during Migration Week 2016
Celebrating Williamstown Lake
Renewal and re-dedication at DUC's first restoration project in Atlantic Canada
My passion, our journey
Biologist and lifelong conservationist, Karla Guyn, named CEO for Ducks Unlimited Canada
The side-effects of stress
Arctic researchers link stress experienced during moult to mortality
The mallard take-over
Could the prevalence of mallard-like traits in today’s waterfowl go back thousands of years?