California Central Valley
Conservation easements are a cost-effective and popular way to permanently protect crucial waterfowl habitat on private lands
The decline of the Klamath Basin refuges is a national tragedy, but efforts are under way to restore their value to waterfowl
Bringing back the pintail to its former abundance
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the second-most important and threatened waterfowl habitat in North America
Shrimp farming and harmful runoff threaten coastal habitat that is crucial to Pacific Flyway waterfowl
In California, the future of wetlands and waterfowl hunting rests on how the state's limited water supplies are managed.
The Rancho Esquon property in California’s Central Valley showcases a number of conservation-friendly management practices
Details and background information on the DU's second-largest conservation priority area
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the second-most important and threatened waterfowl habitat in North America
Restoring and conserving California's wetlands