Missouri
Working together to conserve rice lands, water, and wildlife
1,926 wetland acres protected, enhanced or restored in 2020.
Dec. 17, 2020 – Mississippi Flyway – Southeast Missouri
Conservation easements are a cost-effective and popular way to permanently protect crucial waterfowl habitat on private lands
Ducks Unlimited continues its mission during COVID-19
Rader is the next director of operations for DU’s 21-state Great Lakes/Atlantic Region
4,000 acres to be enhanced at one of oldest publicly managed wetland areas
Ducks Unlimited’s inaugural Eastern Continental Shoot drew a large crowd of competitive sporting clays shooters to the world-class Bass Pro Shops Shooting Academy in October to support wetlands conservation
Meet the migration head-on at these five LGCO hotspots
Eastern Continental Shoot generates support for wetlands restoration, protection.
Waterfowl, wildlife and people to benefit from projects
Partnership to enhance more than 1,000 acres within Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge
Nick Reding uses DU, Farm Bill to create wetland habitat
Nearly 4,000 acres conserved last year for ducks and people
Project will improve 1,890 acres of habitat
School-based clubs are giving student-athletes opportunities to excel in the shooting sports
Mingo National Wildlife Refuge provides numerous public use opportunities and is part of the largest remaining block of bottomland hardwood forest in Missouri
Conservation Agent, Missouri Department of Conservation
High school chapter to make impact while having fun
Volunteers, members and friends celebrate a successful year
President’s Roll of Honor is one of the most highly coveted recognition awards Ducks Unlimited offers its local chapters
Chairman’s Roll of Honor chapters are among Ducks Unlimited’s most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation
Missouri rice producers can sign-up for a new conservation program through the end of December.
Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation honored Ducks Unlimited at the Missouri State Capitol Building on Oct. 29
Work will restore 2,424 acres of critical habitat
USA Rice, Ducks Unlimited and NRCS offer assistance through RCPP
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, providing a migration corridor for hundreds of thousands of dabbling ducks and significant numbers of divers
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the most significant winter habitat area for mallards in North America
Conserving the Mississippi River and its network of tributaries
Barbara & Ralph Fisher III – Fairdealing, Missouri
John R. "Johnny" Belz (1941-2013) – Ridgeland, Mississippi