Alaska
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The waterfowling action heats up in early fall across this windswept tip on the Alaska Peninsula
Wilderness waterfowling in Alaska’s rugged interior
Alaska has experienced a waterfowl population boom, but future development and climate change could threaten the birds and their habitat
The vast western boreal forest of Canada and Alaska rivals the prairies in its importance to breeding waterfowl
The Alaskan section of the Western Boreal Forest, a central breeding ground for many duck species and one of DU's conservation initiatives
Level IV Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, critical to nearly all of North America's emperor and cackling Canada geese
Level II Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, breeding grounds for harlequin ducks, threatened by urban sprawl
Level IV Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, part of the most important area for sea ducks in the world
Background information on DU's Arctic Plains & Mountains - Alaska conservation priority area
Level IV Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, part of the most important area for sea ducks in the world
Saving breeding habitats in the vast western boreal forest
Protecting the Boreal Forest
Conserving key habitats across Alaska
Partnership will improve Alaskan waterfowl habitat