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Conservation: Gains and Losses While progress has been made in conserving the nation's wetlands, these vital habitats continue to decline at an alarming rate

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Appoints DU Representative to North American Wetlands Conservation Council Washington, D.C. – U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar recently announced the appointment of Ducks Unlimited Director of Conservation Operations, Dr. Scott Yaich, to serve on the North American Wetlands Conservation Council.

Wetlands and the Farm Bill Your support will be needed to save key agricultural conservation programs in upcoming legislation

The Waters of the United States The future of prairie potholes and many other wetlands depends on how this simple phrase is interpreted

Passing on the Tradition Research is providing valuable information that will help us better understand what we can do to recruit more waterfowlers and other hunters now and in the future.

Danger From Above Raptors are common predators of waterfowl in many areas of North America.

How Duck Hunters Can Change History By supporting conservation today, all of us can help ensure a bright future for waterfowl and our sport.

Crisis for Americas Wetlands Our nation’s wetlands face their greatest risk in 35 years, and federal legislation that would protect them needs your support.

Ducks 2050 What might the coming decades hold for waterfowl and duck hunters?

Conservation: Gains and Losses

While progress has been made in conserving the nation's wetlands, these vital habitats continue to decline at an alarming rate

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Appoints DU Representative to North American Wetlands Conservation Council

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar recently announced the appointment of Ducks Unlimited Director of Conservation Operations, Dr. Scott Yaich, to serve on the North American Wetlands Conservation Council.

Wetlands and the Farm Bill

Your support will be needed to save key agricultural conservation programs in upcoming legislation

The Waters of the United States

The future of prairie potholes and many other wetlands depends on how this simple phrase is interpreted

Passing on the Tradition

Research is providing valuable information that will help us better understand what we can do to recruit more waterfowlers and other hunters now and in the future.

Danger From Above

Raptors are common predators of waterfowl in many areas of North America.

How Duck Hunters Can Change History

By supporting conservation today, all of us can help ensure a bright future for waterfowl and our sport.

Crisis for Americas Wetlands

Our nation’s wetlands face their greatest risk in 35 years, and federal legislation that would protect them needs your support.

Ducks 2050

What might the coming decades hold for waterfowl and duck hunters?

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