Youth Programs
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
The Delaware Valley Chapter participates in various service projects in the surrounding community
Ducks Unlimited is proud of its university chapters and their accomplishments for waterfowl and habitat conservation
University of Georgia's Student Chapter of Ducks Unlimited
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This past spring, Ducks Unlimited awarded 61 scholarships to graduating high school seniors from across the country
DU’s Ecology Conservation and Management Certification provides a solid foundation for up-and-coming professionals in the field
DU TRAP provides funding for more than 7,000 youth shooters
Ducks Unlimited is partnering with the University of North Dakota to train and inspire a new generation of wetlands and waterfowl scientists
Ducks Unlimited has created a new fundraising program called DU T.R.A.P. (Team Resource Assistance Program)
Congratulations to all our University, Varsity, and Greenwing chapters for an outstanding year in 2019
Michigan high school students blended history and conservation when they created a 1960s-era punt boat replica and donated it to Ducks Unlimited
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Delaware’s State Committee chapter hosted more than 800 attendees and raised $50,000 for wetlands conservation during the event
Anyone who has been involved with Arkansas Ducks Unlimited has probably heard the name “Mongo”
Collegiate volunteer goes on to chair one of DU’s most successful fundraising events
The Ducks University program has experienced phenomenal growth over the past five years
School-based clubs are giving student-athletes opportunities to excel in the shooting sports
These interactive outdoor experiences are helping to inspire a new generation of conservation leaders
Richmond Collegiate School Varsity chapter finds success with new members
Youth memberships are broken out into two categories