Kootenay Ducks Unlimited

hey folks heres a great event to gear up for next Monday June 29 at 6pm PST. I had a sneak peak at Marks video "Giving Back" and was blown away with the professional quality Mark Hall and his son Curtis put into this event. Make sure to get your tickets for this online event in support of Ducks Unlimited Canada.

Mark Hall The Hunter Conservationist is teaming up with Dylan Eyers of EatWild to bring you an exciting hour of education and instruction. This is a virtual event that has tremendous value for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts new and old. Don't miss this one, register by clicking on the link and join us for a great show.

Hey folks, Ducks Unlimited Canada is having its first ever virtual event. You can register for the western event by following the link below. Thanks in advance for your support and be sure to register to get in on some great merchandise and unique entertainment.

World Migratory Bird Day celebrates the migration of nearly 250 species. For us at Ducks, this is our Super Bowla day where we celebrate the best (migratory birds) of the best. And the Super Bowl is a fitting comparison because our beloved birds are amazing athletes.

The Kootenays has an amazing volunteer base and these are but two examples of the commitment and passion of all the volunteers. Congratulations Kevin Whitaker and Mark Hall.

We are bringing the wetlands indoors! To support our conservation community with social distancing efforts, we are offering FREE access to Wetlands 101: An Intr...oduction to Boreal Wetlands online course ($250 value) for a limited time. Learn more about Canada's incredible boreal wetlands and the value they provide the entire planet. Register today! https://boreal.ducks.ca/everything-you-need-to-know-about-/

As Canada celebrates National Wildlife Week, we focus in on the long-term results of habitat conservation for North America's waterfowl populationsthanks in la...rge part to our conservation community. Last year, Science magazine reported that 3 billion of North America’s birds have vanished since 1970. But because of investments in wetlands and associated habitat, waterfowl numbers are up 56 per cent. The pattern is clear: when we take action, birds recover. Find the report here: https://bit.ducks.ca/2xcTNvi

Have a good laugh with this one, we all need a bit of humour

A long read but well worth the time, which we all seem to have now.

Love being involved with this group, great video you need to watch