With a grant secured, Ducks Unlimited, the University of Delaware and a host of partners are preparing for a trail camera study of black duck habitat in the Delmarva Peninsula and Chesapeake Bay areas. DU Director of Conservation Science and Planning John Coluccy and university professor Chris Williams join the podcast to talk about the project and what its implications could be throughout the Atlantic Flyway.
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Episode 86 — Ducks Unlimited Eastern Black Duck Project
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