Good Morning: Annual Waterfowl Workshop is Jan. 24
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources’ annual Waterfowl Workshop will be held Wednesday, Jan. 24, at Fort Harrison State Park.
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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources’ annual Waterfowl Workshop will be held Wednesday, Jan. 24, at Fort Harrison State Park.
The Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources is hosting its annual Waterfowl Workshop next month. Find out how you can get involved...
Duck hunting is a passionate pastime for many Arkansans and their families. The Natural State falls within the Mississippi Flyway, the route followed by ducks migrating from their breeding grounds in North America to their wintering grounds in the South. Arkansas 4-H, in partnership with the University of Arkansas at Monticello and the Five Oaks Agriculture, Research and Education Center, is working to make sure future generations continue their appreciation of this great resource.
4-H students learn about waterfowl habitat and food, species and wing identification, migration technology, hidden hazards, and the banding and release of live ducks.
Among the Natural State's abundant wildlife, ducks are a source of significant passion and interest for Arkansans and visitors alike. For Arkansas 4-H members, a new opportunity to study the species in their habitat will be offered at the Wonders of Waterfowl Workshop on Feb. 12 at DeWitt, the heart of Arkansas duck land.