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On a gusty day in an area of Northern California that deeply understands and respects the power of wind, Mother Nature decided to cooperate for a few hours for a gathering of [...]
Projects
Leque Island is breached
For the first time in 135 years, ocean water flowed onto Leque Island in Washington this week when Ducks Unlimited and partners breached an island dike bordering the island [...]
Work begins on Phase II of Gray Lodge Water Supply Project
The Gray Lodge Water Supply Project outside Gridley, Calif, recently began construction on Phase II, clearing brush and debris from several miles of canals that provide water [...]
Ducks Unlimited purchases important Washington property for conservation
Ducks Unlimited recently partnered with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to purchase 1,100 acres of land near Westport in Grays Harbor County. The new property [...]
Dusky Days: Nest Island
Ducks Unlimited intern Evan Ward is involved with the Dusky Canada Goose Project in Alaska and has posted his latest blog, recapping a nine-day stay at camp that saw his [...]
Watch a DU wetlands transform
Ducks Unlimited, the Bureau of Land Management and other partners recently completed the Cougar Wetland Project, part of a larger broad-based effort to restore and safeguard [...]
VIDEO: Ducks Unlimited helps create living shoreline in Bay Area
In May, oyster reef elements were placed in the San Francisco Bay to assist the creation of a living shoreline near Giant Marsh near Point Pinole Regional Shoreline in the [...]
PROJECT UPDATE: Haire Ranch
Ducks Unlimited recently partnered with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to plan, design, and implement the Haire [...]
Find out about DU’s work in Alaska with the dusky Goose
New Ducks Unlimited intern Evan Ward has recently started blogging about his experiences working on Alaska’s dusky Canada Goose project. Ward joins a wildlife team on [...]
Work continues for Ducks Unlimited in Idaho’s Bruneau Valley.
With the award of the ‘Middle Snake River Conservation Area’ North American Wetland Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant in 2009, Ducks Unlimited initiated and has maintained [...]
Paddling to Cougar Wetlands
Ever wonder what it takes to perform the duties of a Ducks Unlimited biologist? In our latest DU Western Region News video we follow Regional Biologist Aaron Will as he [...]
A look at DU’s work in Washington’s Columbia Basin
by Tina Blewett Wetlands within the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (WDFW) Columbia Basin Wildlife Area (CBWA) provide critical habitat for waterfowl and other [...]
PROJECT UPDATE: Modoc National Wildlife Refuge
Ducks Unlimited recently partnered with Modoc National Wildlife Refuge (NWR), with the support of California State Duck Stamp funds, to construct a low-lift pump station to [...]
PROJECT UPDATE: Overton Wildlife Management Area
Ducks Unlimited recently completed project work at the Overton Wildlife Management Area (WMA) located in the Moapa Valley of Nevada. Overton WMA is part of the Lake Mead [...]
DU project improves hunting opportunities in Washington
Ducks Unlimited and several partners recently completed work benefiting 239 acres of a popular Washington duck hunting area just in time for duck season. The Washington [...]
DU Project Update: Oregon
Fern Ridge Wildlife Area Ducks Unlimited recently completed enhancement activities at the East Coyote Unit of Fern Ridge Wildlife Area, near Eugene, improving water [...]
Ducks Unlimited continues work at Gray Lodge
Ducks Unlimited and partners recently completed wetland enhancement work on Fields 47 and 48 at Gray Lodge Wildlife Area in Northern California, continuing DU’s [...]
Ducks Unlimited project updates in California’s Central Valley
Ducks Unlimited regional biologist Matt Kaminiski and engineer Micah Bowman recently shared photos of the work Ducks Unlimited is performing at the Mendota Wildlife Area in [...]
DU in Alaska: From an intern’s perspective
Nathan Boma recently spent the summer as Ducks Unlimited’s summer intern in Alaska for the Dusky Canada Goose Program and chronicled his work for readers. Boma was [...]
Ducks Unlimited adds four acres of living shoreline reefs in SF Bay Area
This week, Ducks Unlimited placed 200 oyster reef elements at four-acre submerged site at the former Red Rocks Warehouse – Point San Pablo in the city of Richmond to [...]
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