Breeding Habitat
Hens and their broods rely on a variety of wetland habitats as ducklings must grow quickly to join the fall migration
Growing beaver populations have created an abundance of high-quality habitat for waterfowl
A closer look at why the Prairie Pothole Region is North America's most productive waterfowl breeding area
An innovative partnership will expand efforts to conserve vital habitat in this important waterfowl breeding area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, providing a migration corridor for hundreds of thousands of dabbling ducks and significant numbers of divers
Background information on DU's Upper Mississippi River conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, providing a migration corridor for hundreds of thousands of dabbling ducks and significant numbers of divers
Background information on DU's Northwestern Great Plains conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, containing some of the most productive waterfowl breeding habitat in North America
Background information on DU's Northern and Southern Rockies / Colorado Plateau conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, containing some of the most productive waterfowl breeding habitat in North America
Level IV Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, critical breeding habitat for American black ducks and other waterfowl species
Background information on DU's Northeastern U.S. Forests conservation priority area
Level IV Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, critical breeding habitat for American black ducks and other waterfowl species
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, breeding grounds for more than 1.1 million waterfowl
Background information on DU's British Columbia Intermountain conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, breeding grounds for more than 1.1 million waterfowl