How our work impacts conservation across Canada.
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.
Stories
Discover the latest from Ducks Unlimited Canada.
Locations
Habitat that helps the birds and the honeybees
Bee colony and honey farm benefit from a sweet partnership with DUC near Mortlach, Sask.
DU supporters lured north
An adventurous couple from the Lone Star State migrate to Manitoba for winter vacation they’ll never forget.
The new tools of the conservation trade
A grassland haven for the bobolink
Ontario farming family restores bird habitat on their land to help species at risk.
Ontario volunteer’s fly-by brings new appreciation for wetlands on his home turf
Volunteer Tom Cybolsky sees his local waters and wildlife from a new perspective, on an aerial inspection of DUC conservation projects
Grazing land that helps ducks and cattle
Prairie cattle rancher expands operations with Ducks Unlimited Canada land.
Natural exposure: photographing wildlife with Brendan Kelly
The Newfoundland phrase “wait a fair wind and you’ll get one” takes on new meaning for a patient photographer like Brendan Kelly. See how in this photo essay featuring Kelly's stunning photos.
80 years of DUC volunteers
We celebrate DUC's 80th anniversary with a nod to our hardworking volunteers, including one of our original Keemen and this year's National Volunteer of the Year.
DUC’s fight against invasive species
They are pretty, but destructive to wetlands and other natural areas. DUC is combating invasive species using some surprising methods like gardening tools, livestock and beetles.
Watch: Why do you volunteer for DUC?
Volunteers explain why they give their time for conservation.
Glen Michelson: Celebrating an original DUC Keeman volunteer
Beginning in 1939, Glen served as one of DUC’s original “Keeman” volunteers. As DUC celebrates its 80th anniversary, we’re honoured to share Glen’s story.