Environmental
The Ducks University chapter program began in 1984 at the University of Texas at Austin and theTiger Chapter, Baton Rouge, LA. Since then, the number of active chapters in the United Stateshas steadily increased. In 2023, 105 active chapters were responsible for raising $2.9 million dollarsin event income for wetland conservation. An annual highlight of the Ducks University chapterprogram is "Third Term," a collegiate leadership summit held in August where college volunteersfrom across the country come to Ducks Unlimited National Headquarters to learn aboutconservation, leadership skills, and fundraising techniques.Today, Ducks University chapters are playing an increasingly important role in Ducks Unlimited'sconservation mission. DU recognizes that a vibrant and strong collegiate program is the key to ahealthy future for wetlands conservation, and a strong emphasis will continue to be placed on thedevelopment of what has been a very successful program.
Ducks University volunteers get involved for a variety of reasons including:• Social functions that build community• School pride• DU merchandise• Conservation education• Resume building• Networking and volunteer opportunities• Leadership development• National competitions with other University chapters across the country
Ducks University volunteers get involved for a variety of reasons including:• Social functions that build community• School pride• DU merchandise• Conservation education• Resume building• Networking and volunteer opportunities• Leadership development• National competitions with other University chapters across the country
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