Are you ready to run, have fun and help protect Canada’s #wetlands? Be a part of Duck and Run—the race to conserve and restore wetlands sponsored by @BassProShops & @cabelascanada!
Learn how you can participate in a 5K, 1K or 10k step challenge!
👉 https://t.co/Hi28acihUD
Last year, mallards were down 9%, blue-winged teal were up 27% and duck numbers overall were down 4% over the long-term average. What will #WaterfowlSurvey23 reveal for this season? Waterfowlers, don’t miss our live analysis ➡️ https://t.co/k6P8KLb7rP
Waterfowlers: dive into this year’s Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Report before you hit the field! Tune in to this exclusive event for expert analysis from DUC, @DucksUnlimited and our special guests.
Learn more➡️ https://t.co/k6P8KLbFhn
#duckseason#WaterfowlSurvey23
Spring is here which means migratory bird species have started the journey back to their northern ranges! 🦆
#DYK one of the best times of day for birding is the first hour or two after sunrise? ☀️ Share your observations with the #DUCmigrationtracker on @inaturalist!
You voted for your favourite migratory bird species in round two of Marsh Madness—and now it's time to see which of your picks made it through!
Cast your vote in round three and help us crown the 2023 Marsh Madness champion species! ⭐🦆
https://t.co/gagFs8MpI5
Spring is officially less than a week away!☀️
Welcome the new season with us on March 20th, as we present Nature’s Incredible Journeys. This free webinar is for everyone who enjoys birds, wildlife, community science and having fun outdoors!🦆
Sign up⬇️
https://t.co/rG8Eje9wVG
Happy #WorldWildlifeDay! Today, be sure to sign up for Nature's Incredible Journeys Webinar presented by @ducanada. This free webinar celebrates the amazing world of bird migration, conservation, & community science. @inaturalist@CWF_FCF@oakhammockmarsh https://t.co/92DFUiMDoW
How well do you know the different types of wetlands? 🌾🦆
#WorldWetlandsDay is one week away—celebrated each year on February 2nd—to bring awareness to wetlands.
Test your knowledge by taking our fun, four-question quiz below:
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We've seen some odd coloured birds in the #DUCMigrationTracker on @inaturalist this fall! Can you name the condition that inhibits melanin (the pigment responsible for brown and black) from reaching the feathers, but often leaves other parts, including the eyes, a typical colour?
2022 Waterfowl Forecast | DU and @ducanada:
Register now for a live analysis of the 2022 Waterfowl Breeding Population Report and a look ahead to hunting season.
➡️ https://t.co/csiaHkVdpg
I am excited to see this position added to our team! Visit the link below to learn how you (or that awesome marketer you know and will share this with) can help grow our conservation leadership and success through strategic campaigns and promotions.
Join our team! Learn how you can help conservation and support our national team with cross-channel campaigns and promotions as our new Bilingual Promotions Specialist.
Location: Remote or from any DUC office
Deadline: June 22
Learn more: https://t.co/TGmgZvaNMX
#marketingjobs
We're hiring a Social Media Specialist! Learn how you can help conservation while putting your platform expertise to work with our dynamic national team.
Location: Remote or from any DUC office
Deadline: June 15
Learn more: https://t.co/8Iva2DRKce
#socialmediajobs#greenjobs
We're celebrating #EarthDay by opening registration for the free #ProjectDragonfly webinar! Don't miss this chance to learn more about #wildlife, Canada’s #ecosystems, and the upcoming Project Dragonfly initiative on @iNaturalist.
Reserve your spot now: https://t.co/PFXyR6rlkq
Globally, 40% of species rely on wetlands, and Canada is home to 25% of the world’s remaining wetlands. Securing the future for species like dragonflies (and biodiversity as a whole) starts with safeguarding their habitat.
Learn more at https://t.co/7iqTRAm3GF.
#ProjectDragonfly
The world’s dragonfly populations are declining. Is it a warning sign for the future of wildlife?
See what dragonflies can tell us about biodiversity in Canada, and why we still have reason to be hopeful if we act now: https://t.co/V3ZgnGWClZ
#WorldWildlifeDay#ProjectDragonfly
Nature’s most exciting season is underway! Help our scientists track the incredible journeys of North America’s birds by joining our DUC Migration Tracker project on @INaturalist and logging your bird sightings starting today: https://t.co/fHE4vCEe8L
#DUCMigrationTracker