Women for Wetlands is a social network comprised of ladies who have a common interest in wetland conservation and the outdoors, and are active members of Ducks Unlimited.

Primary Goals

• Support Ducks Unlimited's vision to fill the skies with waterfowl today, tomorrow and forever.
• Support Ducks Unlimited's mission to conserve, restore and manage wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl and other wildlife as well as people.
• Appreciate the part Ducks Unlimited plays in conserving and restoring the natural, cultural, historical and recreational resources of our nations wetlands... after all, wetlands protect our homes and other property by controlling floods and buffering erosion. They maintain and enhance water quality by filtering pollution and sediment. They provide critical habitat to fish and wildlife as well as hunting and fishing opportunities for sports men and women.

Join California Women for Wetlands Network

To join the California Women for Wetlands Network, first view the Women for Wetlands presentation in order to learn more about the network.  Click here and be sure to give the system 30 seconds to load the presentation. 

Next, send an email to ann.bakey@sbcglobal.net and ask to be put on the Women for Wetlands Network distribution list where you will receive on-going information about our planned conference calls, activities, and events.

Come to any or all of our networking events - they are fun and informative (these activities are posted on the California events webpage). 

If you are not a member of Ducks Unlimited, you can join today.  Your membership will ensure that wetlands thrive for wildlife, for you and for generations to come.  Click here to join DU http://www.ducks.org/support/

The success of Ducks Unlimited is due to the dedication of thousands of volunteers all over the continent. Volunteer's energy and efforts directly affect the future of our precious wetlands and waterfowl populations.  To become a DU Volunteer, click here http://www.ducks.org/states/26/volunteer/index.html