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
Native Plant Solutions helps solve a sodding problem
Native Plant Solutions works with Qualico Communities to introduce native prairie grasses into developments...and then sets them on fire.
Realtors find common ground for farmers and conservation programs
DUC's Marketing Opportunities Through Conservation Incentive Programs course at Lakeland College.
Manitoba’s Climate and Green Plan puts wetlands in the spotlight
New protection will deliver environmental and economic benefits for all Manitobans
Will Quebec’s new law to protect wetlands inspire other provinces?
In an act of political leadership and courage, the province of Quebec has given a degree of hope to all Canadians.
Ducks from a distance: helpful hints for identification in the wild
Tips from waterfowl experts on overcoming identification challenges for the 20+ species of ducks that live in North America.
Forever Young
Historic conservation easement keeps family’s land and legacy intact
The Wetlanders
University of Manitoba students form the province's first DUC campus chapter.
Conservation on campus
Volunteer conservation groups on campus at Lethbridge College and the University of Manitoba
Quandary at the Quills
As Saskatchewan’s Quill Lakes rise, people search for an answer. Turns out, there’s no easy solution.
Cloudy with a chance of waterfowl
Radar technology informs the weather forecast…and plays an important role in conservation
Women for wetlands
Calgary business leaders flock together to secure $100,000 for habitat conservation and education
Shell shock: Ontario’s turtle emergency
Seven of Ontario’s eight turtle species are at risk. The population in the province took a heavy blow 2017, but these reptiles can find refuge in Ducks Unlimited Canada projects.