Volunteer
Major Sponsors Spotlight: Mike Ptaschinski and Karl Duex
Major Sponsor Spotlight: Dick Corbett
Chapter exceeds $4 million raised for wetlands and waterfowl
Bob and Kim Spoerl are shining examples of the spirit of conservation
Lancaster Chapter forges ahead with innovative online event
Minnesota Ducks Unlimited ice fishing party draws 4,000 people
The competitive and curious nature of these students brought them to learn more about what Ducks Unlimited is, and how they can be a part of the mission
DU Senior Regional Director Aaron Dynes recognized the volunteers at the Ohio DU state convention, naming Holmes County the state’s Rookie Chapter of the Year
The Delaware Valley Chapter participates in various service projects in the surrounding community
More than 200 volunteers from 54 different university chapters attended
The Jacksons not only volunteered for local chapters but also served on DU’s National Youth and Education and Youth Waterfowl Recruitment Committees
All-American University Chapters
Just as DU does, Yamaha puts incredible value on wildlife and their habitats
Collegiate volunteer goes on to chair one of DU’s most successful fundraising events
Volunteers are the heartbeat of Ducks Unlimited.
Ducks Unlimited recognized a longtime volunteer and Major Sponsor at a special tribute event at the historic Davenport Hotel in downtown Spokane, Washington
Denny and Midge Denham are longtime DU supporters in Maine
Berkeley County husband and wife team are two of South Carolina DU’s selfless volunteers.
Annual hunt is a testament to the mark that a few committed people can have on generations to come.
The recent 80 Gun Anniversary Raffle is the largest and most successful event of its kind in Virginia.
Keith "Mongo" Futrell of Pocahontas honored in Saskatchewan
Houston Chapter’s 2017 Wetlands Sponsor of the Year
From corporate engagement to personal commitment
Kathy Christian Also Chairs DU Membership Committee
Ernie and Renee Lundberg support community and wildlife habitat
Jensen, of Memphis, Tennessee, was elected during the 80th annual national convention.
Rusty Legg, of Galveston, Texas, was elected a regional vice president during DU's 80th national convention in San Antonio.
Doug Frey, of Austin, Texas, was elected the Advisory Senior Vice President for Development.
Louisianan elected during DU’s 80th annual national convention
Don Wilkinson’s DU engagement spans multiple states and nearly 50 years.
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