A Duck's-Eye-View
Waterfowl winging their way across North America have a unique perspective that is hard to image - unless you're a small aircraft pilot. Ducks Unlimited biologists keep this perspective in mind as they plan and implement conservation projects for waterfowl, knowing that ducks, geese, and swans need a mix of habitat types in fairly close proximity to meet their biological needs.
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U.S. Great Lakes System
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's U.S. Great Lakes System priority area.
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GLARO Conservation
Biological services in DU's Great Lakes/Atlantic Region
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Great Lakes/Atlantic Regional Office
Established in 1998, the Great Lakes Atlantic Regional Office coordinates habitat conservation in 18 states within the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic and North Atlantic Regions. The office is one of four regional offices in the United States, and coordinates and facilitates all aspects of habitat conservation.
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Saving Great Lakes Wetlands
Ducks Unlimited is working to protect vital wetlands in the Great Lakes watershed, a critical area for waterfowl in the Midwest.
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A Brighter Future for Great Lakes Mallards
Ducks Unlimited researchers explore the needs of mallards in the Great Lakes and the implications they have on DU's conservation strategy.
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