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Polson event participants help fund Ducks Unlimited conservation

May 21, 2019 • < 1 min read

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First Natural Infrastructure Fellowship Graduate Excited to Take Knowledge and Skills Back Home

DU and UGA's Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems celebrate a milestone as the first natural infrastructure fellow graduates from the program in August.

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Minnesota’s State Lottery Funds Grasslands Restoration

Nearly $2.3 million will be invested in native forages on working lands to improve climate resiliency

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Nansemond Indian Nation Regains Ownership of Ancestral Lands at Mattanock

Protecting this historic landscape forever, the Nation also partnered with Ducks Unlimited (DU) to execute a conservation easement that ensures future generations of the Nansemond Indian Nation will have the opportunity to reconnect with the land and enjoy this iconic area in the Atlantic Flyway. “Working with the Nansemond Indian Nation’s tribal leadership on this conservation easement has been very meaningful not only for the Nation but also for DU, as it will protect the cultural and environmental benefits of this important landscape for both wildlife and people forever,” said Ducks Unlimited’s Director of Conservation Programs, Emily Purcell. “Knowing that the land will help foster the next generation of conservation-minded people is a win for everyone.”

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$1.4 million planning project is underway to rehabilitate Scarborough Marsh

Maine’s largest saltmarsh under siege due to rising seas, over development

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$10.7 Million Awarded For Great Lakes Conservation

Critical wetland acres for breeding and migratory waterfowl will be protected in Ohio, Wisconsin and New York.

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