Join thousands of young people committed to protecting wetlands across North America and secure a lasting impact for future generations.
A Legacy Greenwing is a Ducks Unlimited member under the age of 21 whose family has made a one-time contribution of $200 to support Ducks Unlimited’s mission. This special membership provides long-term benefits, including educational resources and involvement in conservation efforts, while securing a brighter future for North America's wetlands and waterfowl. As a Legacy Greenwing, your child will be part of a community dedicated to leaving a lasting conservation legacy.
The Ducks Unlimited Legacy Greenwing membership is an exclusive opportunity for youth to make a lasting contribution to wetlands conservation. With a one-time donation of $200, your child or grandchild will receive membership benefits until the age of 21, supporting Ducks Unlimited’s mission to protect wetlands and waterfowl habitats for the future. Leave a legacy that will ensure thriving wetlands for generations to come.
By joining the Legacy Greenwing membership, your child or grandchild will help secure the future of wetlands and wildlife while enjoying exclusive benefits that last until age 21. This membership is a meaningful way to ensure they are part of something bigger—a lifelong commitment to conservation
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With over 7,000 Legacy Greenwing members, your child will join a dedicated community committed to conservation. Your one-time $200 contribution supports Ducks Unlimited’s vital work to conserve, restore, and manage wetlands for future generations
Enrolling in the Legacy Greenwing membership is easy and offers long-lasting benefits. For a one-time $200 contribution, your child or grandchild can enjoy Ducks Unlimited membership until age 21. Sign them up online, at a local Ducks Unlimited event, or by calling 1.800.45.DUCKS to speak with a membership services representative who can assist you.
With this membership, your child will be part of a community of young conservationists working to protect wetlands across North America for future generations.
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