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Our science brings conservation to life. 🌱🦆 Our science brings conservation to life. 🌱🦆 Through DUC's Institute for Wetland and Waterfowl Research, our team of scientists are involved in world-leading research that uncovers the unique relationships between wetlands, waterfowl, watershed health, biodiversity and more! We use data to guide our decisions, then evaluate and adapt what we do to work toward our mission and our vision of clean water and healthy wetlands for all waterfowl, wildlife and people. Swipe to learn more! ➡️ #ducksunlimitedcanada #IWWR #SciLit #science #research #STEM #canadianscience #biodiversity #wetlands #conservation
Wetlands are incredible ecosystems, providing us w Wetlands are incredible ecosystems, providing us with many environmental benefits. They are also highly threatened and need our help. That’s why we’re celebrating our 85th anniversary with a pledge to protect 15 million habitat acres across Canada this year alone—and with an invitation for you to make a difference by lacing up for Duck and Run—the race to conserve and restore our wetlands. Create unforgettable memories while making a difference for our environment! 🌱 Register today at the link in our bio! The 2023 Duck and Run is proudly sponsored by @bassproshops and @cabelascanada. #ducksunlimitedcanada #unlimitedtogether #duckandrun #wetlands #conservation #habitat #biodiversity #cleanwater #canadanature
It's National Forest Week and today is National Tr It's National Forest Week and today is National Tree Day! 🌲 Did you know that 10% of the world's forests are located in Canada—a large portion of which are included in the boreal forest region? The boreal forest spans eight countries and is often referred to as the lungs of the north. Knowing this, we all have an incredible opportunity—and responsibility—to protect the boreal forest and its network of wetlands. To learn more, check out the @ducboreal program. #ducksunlimitedcanada #nationalforestweek #nationaltreeday #borealforest #wetlands #conservation
As one of Canada's largest and longest-standing co As one of Canada's largest and longest-standing conservation organizations, Ducks Unlimited Canada receives thousands of questions from concerned and inquiring Canadians each year! 🦆 In response, our team of scientists at the Institute for Wetland and Waterfowl Research is diving in and dabbling in some fun with our informative video series: Duck Doctors—which aims to answer some of our most frequently asked questions. You can find them all under our reels tab, and if you have a question you'd like to ask the Duck Doctors, let us know below. ⬇️ #ducksunlimitedcanada #DUCDuckDoctors #SciLit #scienceliteracyweek #waterfowl #wetlands #conservation #research
Today marks the beginning of Science Literacy Week Today marks the beginning of Science Literacy Week—which celebrates the diversity of Canadian science. 🌟 Did you know that at Ducks Unlimited Canada we have embraced a scientific approach to our conservation work since our founding 85 years ago? 🦆 📷 1: Taking an inventory of small fish in Manitoba. 📷 2: Former chief biologist Bill Leitch bands a blue-winged teal captured with night-lighting equipment. 📷 3: A DUC Keeman records a brood sighting in a prairie slough. Today, our research team is making a positive difference in a pivotal era for conservation and biodiversity in Canada. #ducksunlimitedcanada #SciLit #scienceliteracy #science #research #conservation #wetlands #habitat #biodiversity
The boreal forest is one of the most important eco The boreal forest is one of the most important ecosystems in the world. In Canada, the boreal region: 🌲 Is a 1.3 billion-acre landscape defined by water and wildlife. 🌲 Includes wetlands that buffer against floods and droughts. 🌲 Stores carbon that would otherwise add to climate change. 🌲 Is home to over 600 Indigenous communities! Today marks the beginning of #NationalForestWeek, and this year's theme focuses on ways Canada's forests support biological diversity. Few wild places remain on Earth like Canada’s boreal forest—join us this week as we raise awareness for this ecologically important resource! 🌎 #ducksunlimitedcanada #borealforest #canadasborealforest #biodiversity #wetlands #habitat #conservation
It's National Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Herita It's National Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Heritage Day—recognizing the people who carry forward Canada’s outdoor traditions and their contributions to our country and economy. At Ducks Unlimited Canada, many of our staff, volunteers, members and donors find their inspiration for conservation in their passion for the outdoors. The habitat they help us save is essential for sustaining wildlife populations—and so much more. It keeps nature, and its many benefits, on the landscape for us all. 🦆 #ducksunlimitedcanada #conservation #wetlandconservation #hunterconservationist #waterfowling #fishing #sustainableharvesting
Though they are beautiful, Canada's lakes are so m Though they are beautiful, Canada's lakes are so much more than just a view! They provide essential habitat for Canada's wildlife, and as people, we rely on them too! To learn how, together, we can safeguard our freshwater resources, visit the Healthy Lakes Campaign link in our bio. #ducksunlimitedcanada #healhtylakes #cleanwater #wetlands #conservation #naturebasedsolutions #habitatrestoration
Did you know that redhead ducks are exclusive to N Did you know that redhead ducks are exclusive to North America and can't be found anywhere else on earth? 🦆🌎 During spring, they breed in high concentrations in the prairie pothole region, along the shores of Ontario’s Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River in Quebec, and on the island river deltas of the boreal forest. In the fall, they migrate mainly to the Gulf of Mexico, but can also be found along the Pacific coasts of Mexico and the United States, and along the Atlantic coast from the Chesapeake Bay to North Carolina. #duckunlimitedcanada #waterfowl #migratorybirds #birdmigration #wetlands #habitatconservation #fallmigration #DUCMigrationTracker

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