Waterfowl Populations
Amalgamations of ducklings and goslings can include offspring from two or more females
Researchers have made some surprising discoveries about the behavior of birds raised in cities and suburbs
An overview of late-summer habitat conditions across key waterfowl breeding areas
The distribution of these highly prized birds is closely tied to water quality and food availability
Despite efforts to reduce their numbers, light goose populations continue to grow, potentially threatening other waterfowl species
The dramatic growth of northern-nesting goose populations offers opportunities and challenges for waterfowl hunters and managers
DU and its partners are using cutting-edge tools and technology to guide conservation programs across North America
Habitat conditions were variable this summer across North America's most important waterfowl breeding areas
An in-depth report on the state of northern pintail populations and DU's efforts to conserve their habitats
We can't control the weather, but conserving wetlands and grasslands on the prairies will help ensure the long-term health of duck populations