Rogers Hoyt Jr.: Leading Conservation on Both Sides of the Border
Rogers Hoyt, Jr., has been a DU volunteer for approximately three decades, serving in a variety of roles throughout the organization. He is a member of DU's board of directors and was named president of Ducks Unlimited de Mexico at the 2013 DU National Convention. Rogers' story was featured in the 2013 DU Annual Report.
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Ducks Unlimited de Mexico leader recognized
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - July 31, 2012 - The strong leadership of Ducks Unlimited de Mexico (DUMAC) was highlighted at a recent meeting of its board of directors as the organization upgraded the title of Eduardo Carrera, staff director of DUMAC, to national executive director and chief executive officer.
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World Wetlands Day memorandum of cooperation kicks off DU's 75th anniversary celebration in NYC
NEW YORK - Feb. 2, 2012 - Every Feb. 2, people all over the globe celebrate World Wetlands Day, commemorating the adoption of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands in 1971, an intergovernmental treaty signed by 161 countries that recognizes the value and splendor of our wetland resources. This year's celebration was made all the more momentous earlier today as Ducks Unlimited and Ramsar signed a memorandum of cooperation (MOC) in New York City.
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Gulf Coast / Yucatan - Mexico
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's habitat conservation work in the Gulf Coast / Yucatan - Mexico priority area.
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Sonoran and Mohave Deserts / Sierra Madre Occidental
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's habitat conservation work in the Sonoran and Mohave Deserts / Sierra Madre Occidental priority area
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Interior Highlands of Mexico
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's habitat conservation work in the Interior Highlands of Mexico priority area
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West Coast of Mexico
An overview of Ducks Unlimited's habitat conservation efforts in the West Coast of Mexico priority area
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Mexico's West Coast Wetlands
Shrimp farming and harmful runoff threaten coastal habitat that is crucial to Pacific Flyway waterfowl.
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Winter Resort for Waterfowl
The wetlands of Mexico are the final migration stop for millions of waterfowl and other migratory birds from across North America.
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Interior Highlands of Mexico - More Information
Background information on DU's Interior Highlands of Mexico conservation priority area
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West Coast of Mexico - More Information
Background information on DU's West Coast of Mexico conservation priority area
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