Wetlands for Tomorrow Delivering Continental Conservation A Ducks Unlimited Canada fundraising campaign to conserver Canada's wetlands for waterfowl, wildlife and people. We need your help. Wetlands for Tomorrow Delivering Continental Conservation A Ducks Unlimited Canada fundraising campaign to conserver Canada's wetlands for waterfowl, wildlife and people. We need your help.

 

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Welcome friends and supporters to Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Wetlands for Tomorrow Donor Community.

Ducks Unlimited Canada’s conservation work is made possible through the help of thousands of donors, members and supporters across Canada. Each year, we deliver habitat conservation work possible through the commitment, dedication and generosity of our supporters.

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  • Wetlands for Tomorrow testimonial John Craig Eaton

    John Craig Eaton
    Past President, Ducks Unlimited Canada

    It’s terribly important that we put the wheels in motion to conserve Canada’s wetlands now. I have ponds and wetlands on my own property in Ontario and enjoy watching the ducks and geese that use these areas. There are places like these right across Canada, and we’ve got to protect them, not only for waterfowl but also for the so many other species of shorebirds, marsh birds and other wildlife that depend on these habitats. And humans benefit too – there are many people that share my appreciation for the sights and sounds that only a wetland can provide. Wetlands are truly multi-faceted in terms of the valuable benefits they offer.

    Ducks Unlimited Canada has the expertise, the tools and the passion to fulfill its Wetlands for Tomorrow campaign goals. DUC has nearly 70 years worth of experience and a solid reputation with partners from the private and public sector and landowners, so I have no doubt in their ability to succeed.

    DUC also has the advantage of a non-profit of moving quickly to get things done. That’s important, because wetland conservation is an urgent matter, and one of great ecological importance. It’s time for all of us to take responsibility for Canada’s wetlands – and Canadians should step up and support this campaign so that future generations can benefit from the actions we take today.

    Bio:

    Mr. Eaton is a long time supporter of DUC. He was elected to the DUC Board of Directors in 1979, he became Vice President in 1989 and served as President in 1990 and 1991. Mr. Eaton was an active volunteer with DUC until 2001. He is now retired and living in Ontario.