Ducks Unlimited Canada
Institute for Wetland & Waterfowl Research
PO Box 1160
Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada
R0C 2Z0
Our team of dedicated scientists and professionals have a passion for wetland and waterfowl science. And it shows. Every day.
IWWR’s scientists are world authorities in wetland and waterfowl biology and ecology. Their research helps guide conservation programs now and in the future.
Members of our core team have expertise in wetland and spatial ecology, avian demography, statistics, GIS technology, ecosystem services, carbon cycling, knowledge transfer and boreal ecology and more. You can find them hard at work in a variety of habitats: research sites, boardrooms, laboratories, university classrooms and offices.
No matter what they do, or where they work, our flock takes to wetland and waterfowl conservation like…ducks to water.
Co-founder of IWWR, engaged in several national and international waterfowl management working groups.
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Conducting watershed research to help create and inform sound, sustainable wetland policies that protect our water and offset the impacts of climate change.
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Using science to guide conservation investments and grow public support for conservation
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Leading science mobilization and sharing enthusiasm for scientific information.
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Co-ordinating research and providing key feedback to enhance conservation program delivery.
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Evaluating the behavioural and demographic responses of waterfowl to landscape change to improve conservation delivery.
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Helped our understanding of the impact of landscape and environmental change on waterfowl; evaluated the restoration of large marsh complexes.
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Partnering with volunteers and staff to acquire the funds necessary for conservation and IWWR’s most important research initiatives.
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Applying a wealth of financial and administrative experience to ensure efficient, effective use of resources.
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Maintaining our vast information collection to support and inform conservation research.
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Answering key research questions, building partnerships, and translating knowledge into conservation delivery programs.
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Using scientific information to guide conservation investments.
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Supporting research and assessing restoration of large prairie marshes
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Overseeing science in the Atlantic Region which includes projects associated with Beaubassin Research Station and beyond.
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Helping to quantify the ecosystem services that wetlands provide.
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Measuring and understanding how habitat change and conservation solutions affect wetland biodiversity.
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Surveying waterfowl to help inform our conservation planning in the western boreal forest.
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Providing research needed to help ensure DUC’s actions are grounded in science and recognized as valuable to society.
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Conducted research to help influence future wetland habitat restoration efforts.
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