Montana
Feather Society member David Schwarzmeier thought long and hard about making Ducks Unlimited a part of his estate planning
Ducks Unlimited and Montana Wildlife Federation support program to protect habitat
Mornings, mallards, and mischief on a wintry Montana River
Firearms winners in Northeast Montana event
Jim Daugherty remembered for outstanding dedication to DU
Montana's Larry Smith and DU’s Bob Sanders will participate in Montana Ag Live show
Workshop introduces participants to local ecology and waterfowl
Jim Stutzman selected for Ducks Unlimited Wetland Conservation Achievement Award
Les and Lynne Jones came for the people and stayed for the mission
Conservation funding and accessible blind pay tribute to Nolan
Conservation groups discuss importance of farm bill
It Just Goes to Show You: A Slow Day on the Bighorn is Still Better Than a Good Day at the Office
Blackfoot River Chapter in Lincoln earns spot with top chapters
Tribute raised money for Montana, prairies conservation
Ducks Unlimited technicians finish summer data collection in the Bakken, analysis to follow
Kathy Christian Also Chairs DU Membership Committee
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the most important and threatened waterfowl habitat in North America
Ernie and Renee Lundberg support community and wildlife habitat
Ducks Unlimited and the University of North Dakota's crew wraps up work on their Nestcam project
Ducks Unlimited partners with University of North Dakota to offer nest views and experience
Prairie Pothole Region research update
Episode features DU BADCAT event, scaup research
Students study blue-winged teal and mallard nesting behavior
DU’s President’s Roll of Honor chapters raise between $65,000 and $100,000 through fundraising activities in their communities.
The Chairman’s Roll of Honor are chapters that raise $250,000 to $1 million for DU’s habitat conservation work.
Ducks Unlimited staff and partners held workshops in 2016 in Montana to inform landowners about the many conservation easement options available.
In one year, Jim Daugherty drove 25,000 miles and raised $55,000 with sealed bid auctions
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officers awarded for conservation easement success
The Colstrip Ducks Unlimited dinner is known as the best party in town. The event is March 11.
Grass and wetlands to stay intact to maintain Montana’s legacy of being the third largest waterfowl producer on the Continent
Revolving Habitat Program protecting habitat at risk of conversion
In addition to water challenges, the Great Falls-area NWR wanted to improve the quality and quantity of its habitat
Longtime DU volunteer shares his passion for conservation with his children, grandchildren, and other Major Sponsors across the continent
Study examines waterfowl productivity in the PPR of the oil field
Donated land being enhanced to support butterflies, bees and birds
Students study blue-winged teal nesting habits
Abby Dresser on Montana Aquatic Resources Services board
Participate in live auction at Helena banquet or over the phone
Band a duck/catch a trout visits Red Rock Lakes Refuge
DU manager highlights the role of hunters in providing habitat
Montana Ducks Unlimited chapter makes Top 100
Blackfoot River chapter recognized nationally
Recognizes exemplary professionalism and dedication to conserving wetland habitat
Winning $60,000 bid goes to fund Montana conservation
Sign up for banquet by Saturday
Helena DU hosting live auction at banquet
Revolving Habitat Program protecting habitat at risk of conversion
The PPR has the world's best waterfowl nesting habitat
The Rocky Mountains make up a majestic landscape that has inspired Americans for centuries
Cattle ranchers manage much of this continent's most important waterfowl breeding habitat
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, full of vast grasslands ideal for waterfowl nesting habitat
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, containing some of the most productive waterfowl breeding habitat in North America
DU monitoring waterfowl production in the area