Conservation Projects
Conservation easements are a cost-effective and popular way to permanently protect crucial waterfowl habitat on private lands
DU's work to restore shallow prairie lakes and wetlands provides improved habitat and cleaner water for wildlife and people
DU license plate sales fund Hoosier National Forest project
Grad student studies DU restoration site.
Conserved nearly 900 acres in 2019
DU delivers innovative solutions to restore and enhance waterfowl habitat
DU completed 21 projects, conserved 2,480 acres in Ohio in 2019.
Ducks Unlimited de México, Axalta Coating Systems, and many other partners are working with local communities to conserve wetlands and improve lives in the Lake Cuitzeo watershed
Guided by the latest science, the North American Waterfowl Management Plan gets an update to meet the challenges of tomorrow
Partnership is increasing wetlands at three wildlife management areas on both sides of Chesapeake Bay.
Ohio’s Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area fits into a one-of-a-kind conservation category
In Minnesota’s Prairie Pothole landscape, private landowners play a crucial role in wetlands and waterfowl conservation.
When science suggested that DU begin delivering conservation projects south of the Canadian border, Flint Hills Resources was one of the first companies to engage with the organization’s mission
Enhanced recreational opportunities, habitat at Michigan’s only Lake Erie state park
Ducks nesting in Prairie Pothole Region will find improved habitat
Farmer, hunting enthusiast embrace conservation
Delivering Continental Conservation for Wetlands and Waterfowl
Science, research and a strong biological foundation
Three projects dedicated in Terrebonne Parish
Conserving one of the earth's most valuable ecosystems and a crucial breeding ground for North America's waterfowl
Conserving key habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife throughout this vast watershed
Delivering Continental Conservation for Wetlands and Waterfowl