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Saskatchewan 101

How the work we do in Saskatchewan supports our conservation mission

It takes a collaborative approach to conserve these critical habitats, and our work here builds on the spirit of community embodied by the people of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan is renowned for having some of the most abundant and productive waterfowl habitat in North America. Situated within the pond-rich Prairie Pothole Region, ducks hatched and raised in our province disperse throughout the entire continent and beyond.

Saskatchewan’s wetlands and associated upland areas provide other far-reaching natural values too, supporting biodiversity – including species at risk – and storing carbon, preserving water quality in lakes and rivers, and buffering against floods and droughts.

Working alongside agricultural producers, industry groups, governments, and the public, we strive to ensure wetland values are appreciated and accounted for, and support our partners in achieving a sustainable balance between conservation and development.

Aerial photo of Saskatchewan prairie potholes
Aerial photo of Saskatchewan prairie potholes

Saskatchewan by the numbers

3,136 Projects under our care

4,480 Landowners who protect vital habitat

1.7 million Acres conserved

4.5 million Acres influenced


The Latest Stories from Saskatchewan

Habitat that helps the birds and the honeybees

Habitat that helps the birds and the honeybees

Bee colony and honey farm benefit from a sweet partnership with DUC near Mortlach, Sask. Read Now

Grazing land that helps ducks and cattle

Grazing land that helps ducks and cattle

Prairie cattle rancher expands operations with Ducks Unlimited Canada land. Read Now

Christine Pike: Keen-Woman

Christine Pike: Keen-Woman

Fierce love of the land spurs on 25-year Saskatchewan volunteer. Read Now

Champion of the landscape

Champion of the landscape

Saskatchewan Volunteer of the Year Tammy Plews holds wetland conservation close to heart. Read Now

Saskatchewan Programs & Resources

2018 Saskatchewan Hay and Grazing Tenders

2018 Saskatchewan Hay and Grazing Tenders

Tenders close at 1:00 pm (CST) on July 11th, 2018 and are on a per parcel basis. Hay can be cut after July 15, 2018.

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Marginal Areas Program

Marginal Areas Program

Farm less. Make more. The new Marginal Areas Program increases your profits while farming fewer acres. It provides a financial incentive to seed those hard-to-access/poorly producing areas to perennial forages.

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Forage Program

Forage Program

Helping with your purchases of Proven Seed forage varieties from Nutrien by underwriting a significant portion of your seed costs.

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