Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is celebrating the recent acquisition of 297 acres in the Lake Simcoe watershed. The land is located on the Beaver River in Scugog Township. Read more: loom.ly/hp23GtE
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#ICYMI : A second year of work has wrapped up for the Sturgeon Bank Sediment Enhancement Pilot Project in the Lower Mainland of #BritishColumbia . Learn more below!
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Curious about where your favourite waterfowl species migrates to during #SpringMigration ? 🦆 Lesser scaup breed from Alaska, British Columbia, across the Canadian Prairies and into the northern Great Plains of the United States.

#DYK ? Mallards are highly adaptive to varied environments and human activity, and during spring, mallard hens may nest in urban settings such as parks and backyards. As a result, we often get asked what to do if you encounter a duck nest. Find out here: ➡️ loom.ly/RznuPo4

Curious about where your favourite waterfowl species migrates to during #SpringMigration ? 🦆 Blue-winged teal are long-distance migrants, with some birds flying to South America to winter. They breed from Alaska to Nova Scotia, beginning their spring migration journeys early.

Curious about where your favourite waterfowl species migrates to during #SpringMigration ? 🦆 Wood ducks breed in much of southern Canada and the eastern United States.

Canada geese are among the first to return to their breeding grounds, beginning to nest in early April. Goslings hatch by late April to early May. These goslings were recently spotted near London, Ont. and captured by Eduardo Pulgar. Thanks for sharing this fantastic sighting! 🐣

#SpringMigration is one of nature's wonders, and we're here to answer your questions about it. 🦆

One of the most common ones we receive is how to help migratory birds. Discover the answer below and help us make a real impact on habitat conservation: loom.ly/wwkUbUY

Spring has arrived and with it comes bird migration! These two male (drake) northern shovelers were observed by iNaturalist user caterpillar511 in Waterloo, Ont. and is this week's #DUCMigrationTracker featured observation.

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#SpringMigration is underway, heralding the arrival of beloved waterfowl species across the country. 🦆 In these photos, taken by Amanda Nelson near Clinton B.C., a snow goose is seen amongst a flock of Canada geese!

Last month, DUC held its Wetland Centres of Excellence case study competition, challenging students to address conservation issues. We're pleased to introduce Hamza, Zaid and Haider from Winnipeg, Manitoba who won for their groundbreaking idea. 👏
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#SpringMigration is one of nature's wonders, and we're here to answer your questions about it. 🦆

If you're curious how climate change affects bird migration, our experts provide the answer. 👇

Some of Canada’s most significant uninterrupted blocks of rough fescue grasslands stretch across McIntyre Ranch. Thanks to supporters, Ducks Unlimited CAN, NatureConservancy.ca | Conservationdelanature.ca and the Thrall Family, this part of the world's most endangered ecosystem is now protected.

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Happy #EarthDay ! 🌎🌱 Join us today, April 22, for an exclusive showing of the award-winning IMAX® film Wings Over Water in support of #conservation . Find a theatre near you and celebrate nature this Earth Day! ➡️ ducks.ca/wings-over-wat…

Curious about where your favorite waterfowl species migrates to during #SpringMigration ? 🦆 One of the last species to depart their wintering grounds, the northern shoveler breeds in the prairie pothole and parkland regions.

This #NationalVolunteerWeek , we've shared stories from DUC volunteers nationwide. As we reach the end of #NVW2024 , if you've been inspired by their stories, consider joining us to help make a difference in your community. 🌱🦆 #EveryMomentMatters

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