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Agriculture and Conservation Groups Join Together for a Sustainable Future
Seeing more benefit to working collaboratively than apart, a diverse group of partners from the agriculture industry and…
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Nature and Technology: Connecting Students for Wetland Conservation
Students share stories and experiences through a national network Today, students and teachers from New Brunswick to British…
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TimberWest Donates Entire Somenos Lakebed to Ducks Unlimited
Today, TimberWest and Ducks Unlimited Canada celebrate a momentous occasion for conservation on Vancouver Island with the announcement…
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Enbridge supports Ducks Unlimited Canada education and conservation programs at Lizard Lake
Fifteen different classes of students from around the Lizard Lake area have been filled with the wonderment of…
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Fall Migration Week takes flight
Ducks Unlimited Canada celebrates with new CEO Karla Guyn
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Karla Guyn named CEO for Ducks Unlimited Canada
Lifelong conservationist takes the helm of country’s leading wetland organization
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Ducks Unlimited Canada studies waterfowl’s preferred habitat designs
DUC and KPMA have engaged in a partnership to better understand waterfowl use of reclaimed wetlands. This research includes approximately 70 post-mined and reclaimed open water wetlands formed from the flooding of mining cuts and man-made ponds in and around the Indian River watershed in the Yukon.
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Nature calls…in Kingston!
Free, family friendly Duck Day event nurtures love of the outdoors.
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Putting our best paw forward for conservation
Ducks Unlimited Canada partners with TLC Pet Food to raise funds for conservation
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On Eve of Bird Treaty Anniversary, High Tech Rewrites Story of Bird Migration
Innovations in technology reveal that many migratory birds fly farther and faster and take more varied routes than…
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New National Field Guide Helps Wetlands and Forest Roads Coexist Using a Modern Spin on Old Methods
Corduroy is back in fashion with foresters and conservationists who want new ways to conserve wetlands crossed by…
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RBC supports conservation work in Manitoba
Funding provides natural solution to Lake Winnipeg water quality issues
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