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Latest Richard King Mellon Foundation Grants Will Aid DU Work in Upper Klamath Basin, Engage Young Conservationists
Two grants totaling $405,000 will improve 100 acres of the montane meadow system in Oregon and continue to support Ducks Unlimited R3 initiatives across the country
Why Ducks Unlimited Opposes Oregon’s IP 28
Initiative Petition 28 (IP 28) is a proposed ballot measure that could dramatically change conservation, local food production, and our treasured outdoor traditions in Oregon.
Oregon Ducks Unlimited Earns Top National Honor as #1 State Campaign Committee
How Oregon’s dedicated volunteers set a new benchmark for conservation philanthropy
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Engineering a Comeback: How Ducks Unlimited Science and Collaboration Offer Hope for Klamath Basin
New data helps waterfowl habitat, agriculture and fish
Ed May Named 2024 Ducks Unlimited Excellence in Policy Volunteerism Award for the Western Region
Volunteers honored for their decades-long commitment and service to DU in Western Region
DU recognizes top 2020 Oregon chapters
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Hillsboro named to Chairman's Roll of Honor
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Oregon Ducks Unlimited chapters make President's Roll of Honor
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Latest Richard King Mellon Foundation Grants Will Aid DU Work in Upper Klamath Basin, Engage Young Conservationists
Two grants totaling $405,000 will improve 100 acres of the montane meadow system in Oregon and continue to support Ducks Unlimited R3 initiatives across the country
Engineering a Comeback: How Ducks Unlimited Science and Collaboration Offer Hope for Klamath Basin
New data helps waterfowl habitat, agriculture and fish
Shaping the Landscape: DU’s Chris Bonsignore Retires After a Quarter Century of Conservation in the Pacific Northwest
Ducks Unlimited bids farewell to a longtime leader whose work helped drive conservation in the West
Back from Dry: Klamath Wetlands Rebound After Years of Drought
Record snowpack and coordinated efforts create ideal habitat conditions for waterfowl
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Oregon's Ducks
The Prairie Pothole Region and Pacific Northwest are critical to Oregon waterfowl hunters.
A significant portion of our annual duck harvest migrates to us from the Prairie Pothole Region, also referred to as "the duck factory." In addition, a substantial number of mallards and other species breed in our state and other portions of the Pacific Northwest.
The Prairie Pothole Region and Pacific Northwest are high priority conservation focus areas for Ducks Unlimited. In addition Oregon benefits from DU’s Great Basin conservation work as the organization continues to conserve critical waterfowl habitat in our state.
There is no waterfowl conservation organization that represents the needs of Oregon waterfowl hunters like Ducks Unlimited. Our vital conservation work provides support to our migration both on the breeding grounds and here in the Beaver State.
With your help, we will preserve our waterfowl hunting heritage through habitat conservation of these areas vital to the Oregon migration and harvest.
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Oregon Facts
DU Membership: 6,015*
- General Members: 5,358
- Greenwings: 220
- Legacy Greenwings: 79
- Sponsor Members: 358
- Major Sponsors: 227
- Grassroots dollars raised last year: $767,804
- Total acres conserved: 131,429
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