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last updated: December 2022

Mission

Ducks Unlimited conserves, restores and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl. These habitats also benefit other wildlife and people.

 

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• Riparian and Wetlands Specialists
• Conservation Groups and Associations

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Western Regional Office
3074 Gold Canal Drive
Rancho Cordova, California  95670-6116
Phone: (916) 852-2000
Fax: (916) 852-2200
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Service Area

Statewide service provider in:

• California

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Texas C.A.R.E.

Texas CARE (Conserving Agricultural Resources and the Environment) is a comprehensive initiative to protect and conserve important wetlands throughout the Lone Star State, with particular emphasis on Gulf Coast wetlands and prairies, Southern Great Plains playa lakes and grasslands, and the Trinity Basin and East Texas Piney Woods rivers and bottomlands.

ACE Basin Project

The ACE Basin Project is widely recognized as one of the most successful public/private partnerships in ecosystem based conservation.

Buffalo Creek Riparian Buffer Restoration

Agencies, universities, non-profits, and foundations offered cost share and technical assistance for riparian and instream habitat restoration.

Chesapeake Bay Watershed Conservation

Regional partnership works with farmers to improve agricultural practices and improve water quality within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

Confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers

Conservation organizations and landowners partnered to acquire 1,465 acres bordering the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers, located in McKenzie County, northwestern North Dakota.

Conserving Prairie Ranches, Ranchers, and Grassland Birds

A landscape-level project that uses purchased conservation easements to conserve native grasslands and wetlands vital to ranchers and grassland birds.

Cooperative Conservation in Louisiana

Partnership seeks to restore thousands of acres of black bear, waterfowl and songbird habitat throughout Louisiana’s “hardwood rain forest”.

Duke Power’s Buck Steam Station Project WILD Site

Students in the Rowan-Salisbury North Carolina school system enjoy the benefits of outdoor wildlife class sessions at Duke Power's Buck Steam Station.

Enid Lake

The SWMA is a project to preserve a wetland habitat for plant, fish, and wildlife species, including endangered species, which are provided a protected environment for reproduction and feeding.

Grassland Ecological Area Enhancement and Restoration Project

The Grassland Ecological Area Enhancement and Restoration Project enhanced and restored wetlands and associated habitats in the Grasslands Ecological Area in the heart of the Central Valley.

Great Bay Partnership Land and Waterfowl Conservation

Using a partnership-developed conservation plan, nearly 7,000 acres of wetlands and uplands adjoining New Hampshire’s Great Bay estuary have been protected.

Great Plains Geographic Information Systems Partnership

Project facilitates collaboration, communication and reduces redundancy in GIS data development for bird habitat assessment and conservation.

Illinois River Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP)

The Illinois River Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) helps farmers improve water quality in the Illinois River and restore bottomland habitat through conservation easements.

Lake Seldom Wetland Restoration Community Open Space

A rural community incorporates wetlands into a open space system. A multitude of partners pooled funds for acquisition and restoration.

Managing Flooding in Metropolitan Milwaukee

The Conservation Fund partnered with the Milwaukee Sewerage District is implementing flood management programs that protect wetlands and wildlife habitat.

Middle Mississippi River Wetland Restoration

Since the Great Flood of 1993 American Land Conservancy has been helping restore bottomland hardwood habitat, sidechannels and wetlands from St. Louis to Cairo, IL.

Nebraska Partnership for All-Bird Conservation

Partners promote coordinated & voluntary land stewardship that will conserve, improve, and expand habitat for all bird species in Nebraska.

North Lake Basin Wetlands Restoration

Contaminated ground water is cleaned with innovative technology and used to restore wetlands in a critical migratory waterfowl flyway.

Ohio Scioto River Basin Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program

The Ohio Scioto River Basin CREP helps cost-share the creation of conservation buffers and wetlands on private farms to improve water quality.

Pingree Forest Partnership

A landscape level conservation easement created to sustain working forests while protecting forest resources for wildlife, fisheries, migratory birds, and local economies.

Platte River Habitat Partnership

The Partnership attempts to balance the economic needs of landowners and the ecological needs of wildlife and native grasslands.

Rice Creek & Battle Creek Watersheds

A project to coordinate resources from all levels of government and non-profit organizations for the common goal of reducing point and non-point water pollution.

Salt Pond Restoration in San Francisco Bay

Restoration of 25,000 wetland acres at salt ponds around San Francisco Bay, with additional benefits from flood management, public access, and recreation.

Scarborough Marsh Wetland Reserve Project

The 3,100-acre Scarborough Marsh Wildlife Management area, Maine's largest and most renowned salt marsh, is being restored in a 5-phased project, eliminating restrictions of natural tidal flows.

Suisun Marsh Managed Wetlands Enhancement Project

Thanks to a major NAWCA grant, the Suisun Marsh Managed Wetlands Enhancement Project will help enhance and restore water quality at one of California's largest and most important natural wetlands.

Wetlands Partnership

Project converts agricultural land to public wetland and wildlife management area.

Wildlife Habitat Registry

To provide a web mapping tool to facilitate collaboration among wildlife biologist in federal, state, and tribal agencies and among NGO's involved in wildlife habitat projects.

Winyah Bay Focus Area

Broad-based coalition is conserving South Carolina’s coastal Winyah Bay watershed by land acquisitions, conservation easements, and wetland restoration.