New York
Adds to nearly 57,000 acres over last 30 years.
Mitigation projects help developers and ducks.
Oct. 23, 2020 – Atlantic Flyway – New York
Sept. 30, 2020 – North Atlantic Flyway
The Marsellus family plays an important role in developing on-the-ground partnerships for projects and programs that benefit a crown jewel of New York wetlands, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
Company contributed more than $50,000 over 17 years
Grad student studies DU restoration site.
Ducks Unlimited continues its mission during COVID-19
Rader is the next director of operations for DU’s 21-state Great Lakes/Atlantic Region
Conserved nearly 900 acres in 2019
A partnership between Ducks Unlimited and Cargill has helped to conserve more than 5,500 acres of vital wetland habitat throughout the state of New York
Ducks Unlimited's mitigation program helps developers replace wetlands
Federal, state, local organizations ramp up partnership
The Jacksons not only volunteered for local chapters but also served on DU’s National Youth and Education and Youth Waterfowl Recruitment Committees
Cargill’s support has improved water quality and wildlife habitat
DU, state partner to enhance nearly 8,000-acre wetland
Dream Vacation Sealed Bid Auction
Federal program targeting the biggest threats to the Great Lakes ecosystem
Ducks Unlimited is helping restore 140 acres of Northern Montezuma Wildlife Management Area
Award given for Cricket Valley’s efforts to clean up a toxic site and improve wetland habitat in Dover
Annual North County Gun Bash draws 1,600 people
See where Ducks Unlimited is improving public and private lands in the Empire State.
Gretchen Stevens earns Ducks Unlimited Dutchess County Conservation Award.
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“It’s about expanding the footprint.”
Dutchess County DU Fourth Annual Great Swamp Shoot and Conservation Program
An article by Ned Sullivan, President, Scenic Hudson
President’s Elite are among Ducks Unlimited’s most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation
Chairman’s Roll of Honor chapters are among Ducks Unlimited’s most prestigious volunteer chapters throughout the nation
Ducks aren’t the only game found in waterfowl habitats
Research studies the ecology of American black ducks and mallards that winter in the state’s Finger Lakes region
The New York Ducks Unlimited major gift fundraising team began 2017 with their annual Hunt the Hamptons event Jan. 6 and 7
Ducks Unlimited recently recognized Seneca Meadows Landfill, Seneca Falls, New York, as a Ducks Unlimited Heritage Sponsor
Dutchess County Chapter awarded its Conservation Award to Dr. Stuart E.G. Findlay, aquatic ecologist at New York’s Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Ducks Unlimited’s North Atlantic Office in Syracuse manages conservation efforts from Maine to Maryland
Enhancement and restoration work concludes at Braddock Bay Wildlife Management Area
Ron Zega honored for his outstanding efforts as a staff member of Region 6
The Black Duck Joint Venture partnership is interested in factors that limit carrying capacity of wintering habitats for black ducks
Third annual event to support Ducks Unlimited conservation projects
State recognizes increased work for conservation
Compromise promising for wildlife, farms, economy
Federal conservation programs are helping DU create healthier landscapes for waterfowl in the Great Lakes region
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, providing a migration corridor for hundreds of thousands of dabbling ducks and significant numbers of divers
Level II Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the single largest source of fresh water in North America
Level IV Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, critical breeding habitat for American black ducks and other waterfowl species
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, major wintering area for Atlantic Flyway brant, scaup, black ducks and bufflehead
Level II Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, popular wintering area for waterfowl, including the declining American black duck
Conserving and restoring the Great Lakes
Betty & John O'Brien – Batavia, New York
Gail and Lyle Johnson – Albion, New York