Volunteers honored for their decades-long commitment and service to DU in Western Region
From snow geese and California mallards to greenhouse gas emissions in wetlands, DU is studying waterfowl and their habitat out West.
Dr. Fritz Reid recently retired from Ducks Unlimited after a long career. His many accomplishments included forming partnerships that are on pace to conserving one billion acres of the boreal forest.
Widespread flooding in Nevada is causing challenges for wetland managers this spring, but it's providing excellent habitat for waterfowl.
Volunteers honored for their decades-long commitment and service to DU in Western Region
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The Prairie Pothole Region is critical to Nevada waterfowl hunters.
A significant portion of our annual duck harvest migrates to us from the Prairie Pothole Region, also referred to as "the duck factory."
The Prairie Pothole Region is DU's #1 conservation focus area. In addition Nevada benefits from DU's Great Basin conservation work as the organization continues to conserve critical waterfowl habitat in our state.
There is no waterfowl conservation organization that represents the needs of Nevada waterfowl hunters like Ducks Unlimited. Our vital conservation work provides support to our migration both on the breeding grounds and here in the Silver State.
With your help, we will preserve our waterfowl hunting heritage heritage through habitat conservation of these areas vital to the Nevada migration and harvest.
Click here for more information on DU's conservation priority areas.
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