Gulf Coast
The foundation’s gifts support DU’s Gulf Coast Initiative
One for Hunting, Another for Fishing
Ducks Unlimited and its partners are working against time to conserve the vanishing wetlands of this vital Gulf Coast wintering area
Restoring coastal wetlands is a high priority for Ducks Unlimited on key waterfowl migration and wintering areas
In the aftermath of the Gulf oil spill, Ducks Unlimited calls for a renewed commitment to saving the region's imperiled wetlands
CRCL named Mike Carloss Distinguished Service award winner
Turning the tide of wetland loss in this important waterfowl wintering area
Gulf Coast regions have been transformed by agriculture and urbanization
Coastal wetland loss and degradation are threatening Louisiana's rich hunting and fishing heritage
Threatened by development, pollution, and rising seas, coastal marshes face an uncertain future
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, wintering more than 1 million diving ducks in some years
Background information on DU's West Gulf Coastal Plain conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, wintering more than 1 million diving ducks in some years
Background information on DU's Southeastern Coastal Plain and Piedmont conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, important wintering habitat for lesser scaup and other migratory waterfowl
Background information on DU's Peninsular Florida conservation priority area
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, important wintering habitat for lesser scaup and other migratory waterfowl
Alternative habitat in wake of oil spill contributes to future coastal programs
DU and its partners are working to reverse habitat declines in this important wintering area
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, wintering millions of ducks and geese each year
A third of Louisiana's coastal marsh is gone, and 50 more acres are lost each day
Southwest Louisiana ranks among the world's finest waterfowl hunting destinations, but unseasonable weather can deter the best-laid plans
South Louisiana wetlands may suffer significant long-term damage
Background information on DU's Gulf Coastal Prairie conservation priority area
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, wintering millions of ducks and geese each year
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, key wintering habitat for redheads and blue-winged teal
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, key wintering habitat for redheads and blue-winged teal
DU and NWF take Sportsmen to Meet with Nation's Leaders
GIS models to benefit Texas Laguna Madre redheads
GIS analysis of semi-permanent wetland habitats along the Gulf Coast
Conserving the most critical wintering habitat in North America
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Chapter
The Moore-Odom Wildlife Foundation – Orange, Texas
Daryl and Mary Pennington – Ethel, Louisiana