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
A year to be grateful
Passionate people delivered another banner year for conservation.
MarshKeepers make their mark
Volunteer program leans on passionate locals to help maintain landscape.
Escape to the estuary
Take a video tour of some of B.C.’s most valuable natural habitat.
These boots were made for walking… in wetlands
Diana Barr hopes her planned giving journey inspires others to follow a similar path.
Small portions
French chef Jean-Marc Picyk knows how to savour food. It took him more time to learn how to savour life.
Prairie Wings come home to roost
Special edition of 1946 book makes its way back to the DU flock.
Know a Keeman (or Keewoman)? DUC wants to hear from you.
First volunteers were key to early wetland conservation efforts
Canadians want more conservation
New poll shows overwhelming support for protecting wildlife, habitat and the environment.
Students take action against climate change
A new competition through DUC’s Wetland Centres of Excellence program challenges students to create sustainability projects for their schools and communities.
War hero, conservation hero—a tribute to “Mr. DU”
George Freeman’s passing marks “end of a generation”
Local Family Helps Conserve Natural Wetlands
DUC acquires 320 acres of unspoiled natural wetlands on the southeastern shore of Babine Lake, thanks to the generosity of the Andersen family.