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Nine Ways Today's Waterfowlers Can Change History |
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Historically, waterfowlers have led the way for conservation. Here's a list of ways duck and goose hunters can make a difference in conservation.
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Hunters and Conservation
DU CEO Dale Hall explains the unique relationship between hunters, anglers, and resources for wildlife conservation
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Conservation, the Economy, and You
By hunting waterfowl and supporting DU, you provide a host of benefits to wildlife and people
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Courtship and Pair Bonding
For waterfowl, timing is everything when selecting a mate
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Understanding Waterfowl: Nesting Period
The health of waterfowl populations depends largely on the ability of the birds to successfully nest and hatch broods
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Conservation Receives Key Funding in 2018 Omnibus
Wetlands conservation gets an almost $2 million increase
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Ducks Nesting in Your Backyard
Every apartment complex pond, golf course, park, and even some swimming pools can become targeted nesting areas
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Energy Transfer Partners contributes $5 million for conservation efforts
Ducks Unlimited teams with Energy Transfer Partners to support wetland conservation in Louisiana, Ohio
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DU Films: Charleston, Mississippi
Three current and former DU employees get together for a few days of outstanding waterfowling while reflecting on their careers in the outdoors and conservation
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Corporate Partner
Quality products backed by the Ducks Unlimited brand
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Duck or Goose Tacos
Combine wild birds with real south-of-the-border flavors to create a savory meal
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Mission: Ducks Unlimited conserves, restores and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl. These habitats also benefit other wildlife and people. Our vision is wetlands sufficient to fill the skies with waterfowl today, tomorrow and forever.
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