The Atocas Bay, Ontario project was identified in 2000 as a high-priority area to secure and restore for the benefit of waterfowl, wildlife and the community. The evolution of this significant conservation project has been a long and rewarding journey over the past 10 years.

When it comes to good times on B.C.’s Salt Spring Island, covering your eyes with a blindfold, trudging through glop and splaying your fingers in muck are par for the course. Check out this photo gallery of the Stewards in Training participants exploring nature’s wonders.

Passion and hard work drive engineering technologist Paul Usher’s successful, 30-year career with Ducks Unlimited Canada. He now leads efforts to rebuild B.C.’s highest-priority wetlands.

Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) and its partners are marking a major conservation achievement by acquiring Lochaber Bay in the Outaouais, one of the 10 most important wetland complexes in southern Quebec.

Gertrude (McCreight) McKee’s planned giving contribution to DUC was leveraged against funds provided by the Government of Canada through the recent Southern Ontario Development program, to rebuild and maintain some of the most important migratory bird habitat in Ontario and Eastern Canada, including Luther Marsh.

What is a final wishes form? Learn about the types of items to include in this document as part of your overall estate planning.

Wetland protection is a critical investment that governments must make to benefit their constituents. Scott Stephens, DUC’s director of regional operations, prairie region, encourages volunteers and supporters to make wetlands an election issue this year by voicing their collective concern about the lack of adequate wetland protection policies.

Recent “Ducks U” grad Meagan Hainstock shares some of her first-hand insights into what she learned at a unique outdoor learning experience held in Alberta in May 2011, and describes her powerful Ducks U moment.

As environmentalists, industry leaders and British Columbians patiently await a new “modernized” Water Sustainability Act, the spotlight is pointed at the Province’s at-risk wetlands and watersheds.

Four Israeli delegates got to experience North America’s birding hotspot this spring as they visited Oak Hammock Marsh in Manitoba as part of a sister marsh agreement.