HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for national conservation strategy, program delivery oversight, research coordination, fundraising, policy development, and administrative operations for all Canadian activities.

Notable Features:

The headquarters is co-located with the Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre, an award-winning facility featuring interactive exhibits, a theatre, meeting rooms, a cafe, and over 30 km of trails through restored marshland. The building itself incorporates sustainable design elements.

Work Culture:

A mission-driven and collaborative environment, deeply rooted in conservation science and a passion for the outdoors. Employees often share a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and teamwork, working closely with scientists, field staff, volunteers, and policymakers.

HQ Significance:

The location itself is a testament to DUC's mission, showcasing successful wetland restoration. It serves as a living laboratory and an educational resource, connecting the public directly with the importance of wetland ecosystems.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects DUC's core values of conservation, science-based action, education, and partnership, by being an integral part of a restored ecosystem and a public education facility.

Location:

While Ducks Unlimited Canada's primary operational focus is within Canada, its conservation efforts have a significant international impact due to the migratory nature of waterfowl. DUC collaborates extensively with Ducks Unlimited Inc. in the United States and Ducks Unlimited de México (DUMAC) to ensure a continental approach to conservation along North American flyways. This includes sharing scientific research, best practices in habitat management, and supporting conservation efforts in wintering and breeding grounds outside of Canada. They also participate in international conservation forums and partnerships related to migratory birds and wetland ecosystems.

Street Address:

1 Mallard Bay at Highway 220 (P.O. Box 1160)

City:

Stonewall

State/Province:

Manitoba

Country:

Canada