New York conservation update

February 07, 2017 • < 1 min read

Get an update on Ducks Unlimited conservation efforts in New York from DU Regional Biologist Brandy Neveldine.

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Montezuma NWR’s Massive Restoration Work Highlighted on Legislative Tour

State legislators recently toured New York’s historic public wetlands complex

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$10.7 Million Awarded For Great Lakes Conservation

Critical wetland acres for breeding and migratory waterfowl will be protected in Ohio, Wisconsin and New York.

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Lakeview WMA Project has Multi-Species Impact

Northern pike, black terns, black ducks and other wildlife will benefit from this public-land conservation work

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NAWCA Funds $6 Million Wetland and Grassland Restoration Along St. Lawrence River

A critical nesting area and stopover for migratory birds, the grant will also create habitat for northern pike, black terns and other imperiled birds

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New York Mitigation Will Offset Renewable Energy Projects

Ducks Unlimited’s In-Lieu Fee program is closing in on 1,500 acres conserved statewide

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New York conservation update

Popular Now

Montezuma NWR’s Massive Restoration Work Highlighted on Legislative Tour

$10.7 Million Awarded For Great Lakes Conservation

Lakeview WMA Project has Multi-Species Impact

NAWCA Funds $6 Million Wetland and Grassland Restoration Along St. Lawrence River

New York Mitigation Will Offset Renewable Energy Projects

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