Calling all Artists and Photographers!
Soliciting art work and photographs for the 2014-15 Alaska art package, to be voted upon at the Alaska state meeting on March 15, 2014.
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DU regional director attends sportsmen’s roundtable in Alaska
Sens. Mark Begich (AK) and Jon Tester (MT) hosted a sportsmen’s roundtable in Anchorage last month to discuss upcoming legislation important to the sporting community.
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Find Alaska DU on Facebook!
Find Alaska DU on Facebook.
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Boreal Forest Initiative
Protect and sustain a billion acres on the vast and productive waterfowl breeding grounds of the Boreal through long-term international partnerships
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The Alaska Initiative - Born to Fly
Protecting one of the world's most pristine landscapes for breeding and brood-rearing waterfowl—the vast wetlands and river deltas of the Alaskan wilderness.
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DU supports Interior-issued plan for Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Feb. 21, 2013 - Ducks Unlimited applauds today's announcement from the U.S. Department of the Interior and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management approving a management plan for the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR-A). This plan will balance the needs of countless wildlife - including important populations of several waterfowl species and shorebirds - with exploration for oil and gas.
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DU Applauds Plan to Protect Alaska Waterfowl Habitat
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar recently announced a new strategic plan to manage the 22.8-million-acre National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.
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Alaska DU Hosts Youth Waterfowl Hunting Clinic
On July 28, Alaska Ducks Unlimited hosted a Youth Waterfowl Hunting Clinic at Birchwood Recreational Shooting Park.
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Calling all Artists and Photographers for 2013-14 State Art Package
Alaska Ducks Unlimited is soliciting for art and photos for the 2013-14 state art package.
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"Kimmik" Inspires Dog Memorial
Alaska DU District Chairman, Joe Lanham''''''''''''''''s love for his dog inspires new fundraising program.
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DU applauds Interior plan's protection of critical waterfowl areas
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Aug. 13, 2012 - Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced today a new strategic plan to manage the 22.8-million-acre National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR-A). Known as Alternative B-2, the new guidelines protect 11.8 million acres - roughly half of the reserve - as critical habitat area, while allowing oil and gas development on the remaining half. Salazar made the announcement this morning in Anchorage, Alaska, hailing the plan as the most responsible and equitable approach to managing the reserve.
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Anchorage Spring BBQ ranks #3 in 2011
The Anchorage Spring BBQ was recently recognized as the 3rd largest event in the nation in 2011.
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Alaska 2013-14 DU Merchandise
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Wells Fargo Underwrites 2012-13 Alaska Sponsor Print
Wells Fargo has provided a $2,500 grant to Alaska Ducks Unlimited which has been used to underwrite the 2012-2013 Alaska Sponsor Print.
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Jim Young Confirmed as State Chairman Elect
Alaska state news.
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Anchorage Bar B Q Chapter recognized nationally
Anchorage, Alaska – March 16, 2012 – The President's Elite are among Ducks Unlimited's most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation. This past fall, the Anchorage Bar B Q Chapter made the list as one of the organization's best fundraising chapters.
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Chris "Boomer" Hesley presented with 2012 Springer Award
Alaska state news.
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Volunteers Choose 2012-13 Alaska Art Package
Alaska state news.
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Anchorage Fall chapter recognized nationally
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Alaska: Dusky Canada Goose Nesting Enhancement
Linked to five other glacial rivers and their wetlands on the perimeters of the Copper River in south-central Alaska, the Copper River Delta forms the largest continuous wetland on the North Pacific coast.
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Calling all Artists & Photographers!
Enter the 2012 Alaska Ducks Unlimited Art contests
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Alaska DU Leadership History
Ever wonder who were the past Alaska Regional Directors and State Chairman?
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New Brochure Highlights DU Projects and Spending in Alaska
New Brochure Highlights DU Projects and Spending in Alaska
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Jon Morse presented with 2011 Springer Award
Award given at AK state conference
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2012 Alaska State Pin
New state pin
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President's Elite Chapters Rise to the Top
Each year a select group of Ducks Unlimited chapters rises to the top of the ranks: the President's Elite chapters, which raise $100,000 or more annually for DU's habitat conservation work. This year, 43 DU chapters achieved President's Elite status.
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Ducks Unlimited Names Top 100 Chapters
The Top 100 Chapters are among Ducks Unlimited's most successful chapters throughout the nation. Each year, the list is reserved for the top 100 chapters that raise up to $100,000 in grassroots income for DU's conservation mission.
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ConocoPhillips Alaska Helps Conserve Estuary in Anchorage
Partnership will improve Alaskan waterfowl habitat
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Chapter Spotlight: Bethel Chapter, Alaska
Chapter Spotlight on the Bethel Chapter in Alaska. Featured in the November 2010 Ducks Unlimited E-Newsletter.
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Ducks Unlimited Statement on the Death of Former U.S. Senator Ted Stevens
Ducks Unlimited issued the following statement regarding former U.S. Senator Ted Stevens, who died in a plane crash Monday night near Dillingham, Alaska.
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Alaska DU is tops in the nation!
May, 2010: Alaska Ducks Unlimited was recognized as the top-performing state in the nation for 2009, at DU's national convention in Gaylord, TX.
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Wells Fargo Underwrites Alaska Ducks Unlimited Sponsor Print
WFB underwrites AK sponsor print
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Alaska Recognized at 2009 National Convention
Alaska's State Chairman, Roger Penrod, accepted awards for 2008 performance.
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Alaska Event Sets Records
The Anchorage Spring BBQ, held at Anchorage's new Denaina Convention Center on Saturday, April 25, was the largest DU event ever held in Alaska, and perhaps will be the largest in the nation in 2009.
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Alaska Awards banquet recognizes Committees & Volunteers
Alaska Committees and volunteers were recognized for outstanding 2008 contributions at the State Awards banquet in Anchorage, Alaska on March 13, 2009.
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Clark Springer Platinum Waterfowl Award
The Clark Springer Award is given annually to recognize the top volunteer in Alaska.
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Alaska DU Collector Decoy Series Debuts
Alaska Du collector decoy debuts with custom harlequin shooting decoy.
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Drake the DU Dog is already hunting
What are you doing?
Back from the Alaskan adventure! The ducks there were pretty thin as were the geese. We shot around the Cook Inlet Arm at Seeley Lake. Jim Seeley was our host. Jim and the area are almost as famed as our Nash Buckingham.
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Pacific Northwest
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's habitat conservation work in the Pacific Northwest priority area.
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Western Boreal Forest - Alaska
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's Western Boreal Forest - Alaska priority area, part of the Western Boreal Forest Initiative.
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Western Boreal Forest Initiative
Ducks Unlimited's Wetlands Boreal Forest Conservation Initiative, part of the Wetlands for Tomorrow campaign.
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Arctic Plains & Mountains - Alaska
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's Arctic Plains and Mountains - Alaska priority area.
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Western Alaska / Aleutian - Bering Sea Islands
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's Western Alaska / Aleutian - Bering Sea Islands priority area.
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Anchorage Spring BBQ
Good location, great volunteers and the commitment to make the event the best it could be were a winning combination for the Alaska Ducks Unlimited chapter. Their spring event in Anchorage in late April topped the charts with just over 900 attendees, making it the largest in Alaska DU event history.
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Waterfowl in the Last Frontier
Alaska has experienced a waterfowl population boom, but future development and climate change could threaten the birds and their habitat.
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On Top of the World
Wilderness waterfowling in Alaska’s rugged interior
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Alaska 2012-13 DU Merchandise
Items You Can Pick Up At 2010-11 AK DU Events.
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Alaska Geographic Information Systems Project
Alaska Geographic Information Systems Project
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The Other Duck Factory
The Western Boreal Forest of Canada and Alaska serves as the most important breeding habitat for waterfowl in North America.
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Alaska Conservation Projects
Ducks Unlimited habitat conservation projects in Alaska. These projects benefit waterfowl, other wildlife and people. View sample projects, project map and more.
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Passage to Alaska
The package includes waterfowl and upland bird hunting, world-class fishing, first-class accommodations, and idyllic scenery that you will never forget.
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Klawock Estuary Project
Klawock Estuary Project, habitat conservation by Ducks Unlimited in Alaska
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Wheeler NWR - Rockhouse Moist-Soil Units
Purpose: To restore 155 acres of moist-soil wetlands on Wheeler NWR through installation of one water control structure and construction of exterior levee.
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Partners for the Forest
DU is working with a variety of partners to save the most productive waterfowl breeding habitats in the vast western boreal forest.
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Alaska Leadership
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Western Boreal Forest - Alaska - Region 3
More information on the Western Boreal Forest - Alaska priority area.
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Arctic Plains & Mountains - More Information
More information on Ducks Unlimited's Arctic Plains & Mountains - Alaska priority area.
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