Ducks Unlimited Canada
National Boreal Program
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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It’s hard to stump a DUC biologist when it comes to identifying waterfowl -- but a group of Inuvialuit came close.
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Corduroy is back in fashion with foresters and conservationists who want new ways to conserve wetlands crossed by resource roads. The earliest days of Canada’s timber trade featured wetland crossings made of logs lined up in rows, which resembled corduroy fabric. Road building gradually became more permanent, sometimes affecting water flow in wetlands.
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If you were a duck flying high over Canada’s boreal forest, where would you stop to build your nest? What if a restored wetland suddenly appeared on the landscape? Would this habitat be attractive?
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Lifelong conservationist takes the helm of country’s leading wetland organization
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