Understanding the journey
A researcher studies lesser scaup migration and uncovers every duck has its day…to migrate.
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Institute for Wetland & Waterfowl Research
PO Box 1160
Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada
R0C 2Z0
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Institute for Wetland & Waterfowl Research
PO Box 1160
Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada
R0C 2Z0
In prairie potholes, in the heart of the boreal forest, on the Arctic tundra and on coastlines, IWWR researchers are engaged in innovative science that’s informing wetland and waterfowl conservation efforts in Canada. Stories help share our science.
A researcher studies lesser scaup migration and uncovers every duck has its day…to migrate.
Small amounts of toxins can impact the health of an Arctic bird, says waterfowl biologist
New Echo Award helps grad students share their research with the world
Win an all-expenses paid trip to Manitoba’s historic Delta Marsh this summer, where you’ll spend three days as part of a Ducks Unlimited Canada research team.
New graduate fellowship will help shape the future of wetland conservation
Arctic researchers link stress experienced during moult to mortality
Arctic waterfowl researchers explore climate change links.
Could the prevalence of mallard-like traits in today’s waterfowl go back thousands of years?
Web-footed and fancy free—DUC scientists explain how ducks are able to handle ice and snow underfoot.