How our work impacts conservation across Canada.
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Where we’re working on the ground from coast to coast.
We need your help to protect our water, wildlife, and wetlands. Here’s how you can make an impact.
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The Ramsar Convention
The Ramsar Convention allows for important wetlands to be designated Ramsar sites, which affords them additional recognition. We have helped conserve 22 of Canada’s 37 Ramsar sites.
The world’s biodiversity clock is ticking
There’s still time to save one million of the planet’s plants and animals from extinction and create natural habitats to support biodiversity.
Conservationists in training
Youth Advisory Council members take to Manitoba’s wetlands and grasslands to gain firsthand knowledge from experts in the field.
Close encounters of the wild kind
Wildlife photographers share their most exciting outdoor experiences
DUC honours Manitoba conservation leader with land dedication
DUC dedicated 160 acres of marsh and grasslands to commemorate Rick Andrews' years of service
Conservation at the sustainable table
When you cook, how often do you think about how sustainable your ingredients might be? This farm-to-table menu might surprise you.
Flow state
William Shotyk and his farm are “in the zone” in the land of flowing water.
It’s sky-gazing season: Celebrate birding in canada
For those of us who spend our time looking at birds, fall’s arrival is met with unbridled enthusiasm.
Focused on the future
Breaking new ground to set the stage for successful conservation.
Conservation agreement satisfies Manitoba farm family in many ways
Financial compensation and conserving natural areas compelled Dale and Linda O'Greysik to sign a conservation agreement with DUC.
Hunting in Quebec
Stalking “energy powerballs” in Canada’s changing boreal zone
Research in the boreal forest helps us understand ducks and the predators they have to avoid.