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Ducks Unlimited continues its mission during COVID-19
Great Plains Region helps to create a nature-based park in Bismarck
DU’s new Soil Health Initiative is a focus of national grant
Wetlands will be managed for people and waterfowl
Nebraska Environmental Trust grants help fund projects across state
DU supports grazing on N.D. school and public lands
Grasslands Enhancement Project helps public lands ranchers
Pierre is site for South Dakota State Convention
Ducks Unlimited and partners enhance wetlands and grasslands around city
Transfer of land to USFWS allows better wetland control
DU and partners to conserve 13,000 acres of migration habitat
Ducks Unlimited and Montana Wildlife Federation support program to protect habitat
List from Feb. 16 event in Billings
Ducks Unlimited is involved in a multi-phase central Kansas restoration project to better manage habitat at Cheyenne Bottoms.
Partners remove old oil road to improve hydrology
Nebraska Environmental Trust vital to DU projects
By Laurel Anders, Intermountain West Joint Venture, and Noelle Smith, Ducks Unlimited
Couple sponsors University of Nebraska Lincoln students for DU youth leadership event
Partnership will improve soil health, communities and wildlife habitat
Larson family shows prairie conservation leadership
Firearms winners in Northeast Montana event
Directors of Development Kirk Davidson and Terry Kostinec recognized for fundraising efforts
Montana's Larry Smith and DU’s Bob Sanders will participate in Montana Ag Live show
Gratten Allen joins team as soil health expert
Unique internship gives emerging conservation professional hope for waterfowl
DU'S Working Grasslands Partnerships and ND's Outdoor Heritage Fund Opens Doors for Local Ranchers
Habitat on property will also be restored
Ducks Unlimited part of Wyoming wetland protection and restoration project
Workshop introduces participants to local ecology and waterfowl
DU helps Montana partners learn more about ducks and other wetland-dependent birds
UND interns get a firsthand experience in the Prairie Pothole Region
North Dakota wetlands are worth protecting
Gov. John Hickenlooper signs two parks and wildlife measures
Ducks Unlimited recognizes top fundraising chapter in North Dakota
Ducks Unlimited recognizes top fundraising chapters in Kansas
Three year project restores 450 acres of habitat
Ducks Unlimited and Natural Resources Conservation Service grant helps landowners improve productivity and profitability of private lands
Highlands Ranch Chapter offering coveted license
From the Brush recharge project to new opportunities
Wetlands degraded in important bird migration stopover.
Volunteers talk to Congressional Delegation about Farm Bill, conservation
Gov. Sam Brownback signs proclamation
Les and Lynne Jones came for the people and stayed for the mission
Moose license to be auctioned during DU Lone Tree event
ND Outdoor Heritage Fund grant helps farms integrate livestock, cover crops
South Dakota elementary student benefits from the kindness of strangers
Noem and DU members discuss Farm Bill and NAWCA
Capitol Hill meeting focused on conservation issues
Marketing the Ecosystem Services on the May Ranch
Conservation funding and accessible blind pay tribute to Nolan
Information on Ducks Unlimited's wetland conservation programs for private landowners in Kansas
DU working with partners to find waterfowl-preferred habitat
Great Plains Region also DU's National Region of the Year
Soil health is new component of DU's Preserve our Prairies initiative
Conservation groups discuss importance of farm bill
Blackfoot River Chapter in Lincoln earns spot with top chapters
Retired USGS scientist Doug Johnson receives a DU Wetland Conservation Achievement Award
Ducks Unlimited partners with University of North Dakota to offer nest views and experience
Bismarck chapter among top chapters nationwide
Episode features DU BADCAT event, scaup research
Integrating livestock on cropland in conjunction with cover crops can expedite the soil building process and provide additional grazing opportunities for producers.
Conservation partners are developing a web-based map of Kansas surface water for landowners
Ducks Unlimited hosted summer school biology classes
The Chairman’s Roll of Honor is reserved for the chapters that raise $250,000 to $1 million for DU’s habitat conservation work.
DU’s President’s Roll of Honor chapters raise between $65,000 and $100,000 through fundraising activities in their communities.
DU’s President’s Roll of Honor chapters raise between $65,000 and $100,000 through fundraising activities in their communities.
Two Colorado chapters earn spots on President's Elite list
Three chapters earn spots on President's Elite list
The Chairman’s Roll of Honor are chapters that raise $250,000 to $1 million for DU’s habitat conservation work.
The Chairman’s Roll of Honor are chapters that raise $250,000 to $1 million for DU’s habitat conservation work.
Three chapters on prestigious list
Day County Chapter in Webster among top national chapters.
Revolving Habitat Program protecting habitat at risk of conversion