University Spotlight

Ducks Unlimited is proud of its university chapters

Ducks Unlimited is proud of its university chapters and their accomplishments for waterfowl and habitat conservation

DU will be frequently highlighting a university chapter to share their success of the past fundraising season and what keeps them motivated to make a difference for waterfowl and wetland habitat.

Delta State University, Okra Chapter

Delaware Valley University Chapter

Colorado State University Chapter

 

College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University Chapter

 

Clemson University Chapter

 

Camel Chapter

 

 

California State University, Chico Chapter

 

California Polytechnic State University Chapter

 

Bemidji State University Chapter

 

Auburn University Chapter

Arkansas State University Chapter

 

Appalachian State University Chapter

 

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Chapter

 

Tiger Chapter

 

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More about the Ducks University Chapter Program

The Ducks University chapter program began in 1984 at the University of Texas at Austin; since then, the number of active chapters in the United States has steadily increased. In 2022, 90 active chapters were responsible for raising $2.3 million dollars in event income for wetland conservation. An annual highlight of the Ducks University chapter program is "Third Term." This event is a collegiate leadership summit held in August where college volunteers from across the country come to Ducks Unlimited National Headquarters to learn about conservation, leadership skills, and fundraising techniques.

Today, Ducks University chapters are playing an increasingly important role in Ducks Unlimited's conservation mission. DU recognizes that a vibrant and strong collegiate program is the key to a healthy future for wetlands conservation, and a strong emphasis will continue to be placed on the development of what has been a very successful program.

For additional information concerning the University program, please contact Ducks Unlimited Manager of Youth & Education Programs, Mark Horobetz, at (901) 758-3892 or mhorobetz@ducks.org.