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Grand Slam Life Sponsor made a planned gift to DU through his estate, which earned him Gold Feather Society status
Researchers studied waterfowl productivity in the busy oil patch
A closer look at why the Prairie Pothole Region is North America's most productive waterfowl breeding area
A new DU initiative is working to save North America's most important habitats for breeding ducks
We can't control the weather, but conserving wetlands and grasslands on the prairies will help ensure the long-term health of duck populations
The forest covers 1.4 billion acres in his native country of Canada
Students study blue-winged teal nesting habits
The PPR has the world's best waterfowl nesting habitat
Now a quarter century old, the North American Wetlands Conservation Act is more important than ever to waterfowl and hunters
Sustaining healthy waterfowl numbers will be a great challenge as the earth's human population grows
Flooded rice fields help support the majority of the nation's wintering dabbling ducks
These small, shallow-flooded basins are vital to waterfowl production on the prairies
Technician offers perspectives on field work
Curious deer investigates nesting cameras
Chicks emerge from the nest
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
Study's first stage ends May 20
While progress has been made in conserving the nation's wetlands, these vital habitats continue to decline at an alarming rate
New threats to prairie wetlands could mean big trouble for duck populations
An overview of North America's most important waterfowl landscapes and DU's efforts to conserve them
Vote for DU and the future of waterfowl populations in the SportDog Future Forward Fund Contest