Ducks Unlimited Canada is blessed to have 6,600 volunteers who help us raise funds for wetlands year after year. To highlight the hard work and dedication of our volunteers, we interviewed a few from across the country and asked them to share their DUC stories.

Browse photo highlights from an inspiring tribute event in honour of continental conservation leader Hazard Campbell.

Winter wheat growers dished on the benefits of growing winter wheat as part of the Bin Full of Reasons contest. Read their submissions.

North America’s waterfowl are a shared migratory resource and we all have the responsibility to share in their management. Learn more about the valuable state partner support of habitat conservation in Canada.

Enbridge has been a partner of DUC since 1986, and has donated close to $800,000 to DUC conservation and education efforts across Canada. Their most recent gift has helped DUC complete two key enhancement and improvement projects, and one key wetland restoration.

Wealth replacement insurance lets individuals donate assets to Ducks Unlimited Canada without diminishing the value of what they can leave to their families.

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.