North Dakota
Grand Slam Life Sponsor made a planned gift to DU through his estate, which earned him Gold Feather Society status
Craig and Shelley Larson and their company, Starion Bank, were recently honored for being strong community leaders and champions of conservation
Grasslands Enhancement Project helps public lands ranchers
Larson family shows prairie conservation leadership
Unique internship gives emerging conservation professional hope for waterfowl
DU'S Working Grasslands Partnerships and ND's Outdoor Heritage Fund Opens Doors for Local Ranchers
UND interns get a firsthand experience in the Prairie Pothole Region
Nesting research team has found a variety of waterfowl nests on DU'S research ranch in North Dakota
North Dakota wetlands are worth protecting
Ducks Unlimited recognizes top fundraising chapter in North Dakota
ND Outdoor Heritage Fund grant helps farms integrate livestock, cover crops
The wintering period between the autumn and spring migrations is a crucial time for ducks and geese
Five potential public-land hotspots for waterfowling
2016 public waterfowling destinations
Plan your next waterfowling adventure
This sprawling North Dakota lake offers endless public hunting opportunities for freelance waterfowlers
Ducks Unlimited technicians finish summer data collection in the Bakken, analysis to follow
Workshop is free and lunch will be served
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the most important and threatened waterfowl habitat in North America
New technicians join the team to finish up brood counts
Ducks Unlimited and the University of North Dakota's crew wraps up work on their Nestcam project
Second year of Prairie Pothole research completed
The ND Conservation Program Biologists help farmers and ranchers reach their goals through conservation programs.
Retired USGS scientist Doug Johnson receives a DU Wetland Conservation Achievement Award
Ducks Unlimited partners with University of North Dakota to offer nest views and experience
Bismarck chapter among top chapters nationwide
Prairie Pothole Region research update
Integrating livestock on cropland in conjunction with cover crops can expedite the soil building process and provide additional grazing opportunities for producers.
Ducks Unlimited hosted summer school biology classes
Ducks Unlimited employees volunteer for the annual event
Students study blue-winged teal and mallard nesting behavior
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officers awarded for conservation easement success
NRCS announces FY17 RCPP funding. Eight proposals from DU and partners will provide $32.8 million to enhance water resources, grasslands, rice lands and wetlands for waterfowl.
The Enbridge Ecofootprint Program can provide cost sharing for landowners wanting to turn marginal cropland and expiring Conservation Reserve Program acres into grazing land.
Working Grasslands Partnership helps ND landowners convert expiring CRP to grazing land
Helping meet farm and ranch goals through conservation programs
Ducks Unlimited thanks ND governor for recognizing the importance of conserving habitat
A closer look at why the Prairie Pothole Region is North America's most productive waterfowl breeding area
Research to continue in 2017
Private landowners, conservation groups, and state and federal agencies gathered to discuss and learn more about grazing management tools
Curious blue-winged teal duckling investigates the camera placed by the nest
Our research team has, combined, more than 16 years of undergrad and graduate work focused solely on biology
Company wants to help conserve grasslands and wetlands for outdoor enthusiasts
Craig and Shelley Larson chosen for Wetland Conservation Achievement Award
Ducks Unlimited’s first North Dakota In Lieu Mitigation project nears completion
Donated land being enhanced to support butterflies, bees and birds
Students study blue-winged teal nesting habits
Outdoors enthusiasts from across the state coming to Feb. 20 event
Wetland and Grassland Conservation Easements
The PPR has the world's best waterfowl nesting habitat
Cattle ranchers manage much of this continent's most important waterfowl breeding habitat
Level I Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, the most important and threatened waterfowl habitat in North America
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, full of vast grasslands ideal for waterfowl nesting habitat
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, full of vast grasslands ideal for waterfowl nesting habitat
DU monitoring waterfowl production in the area
Technician offers perspectives on field work
Curious deer investigates nesting cameras
Blue-winged teal hen leaves nest
Blue-winged teal hen returns to nest
Blue-winged teal narrowly escapes
Research crew leader shares passion, motivation for waterfowl conservation
Shelley & Craig Larson – Bismarck, North Dakota
Daryl and Mary Pennington – Ethel, Louisiana