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Waterfowl. Wetlands. Hunting.

"Our vision is a California with thriving waterfowl populations, vibrant wetland ecosystems and respected hunting communities."

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SAVE THE LOWER KLAMATH NWR

The Klamath Basin is a highly productive region for waterfowl migration. Each year, millions of ducks and geese use the Basin as a stopover point during their journey south. The Basin provides critical habitat for these birds, as well as a wide variety of other wildlife. Watch the importance of restoring the Klamath Basin and how it affects waterfowl migration on an annual basis.

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CWA Wood Duck Box Program

When the Cow Fire ravaged a local community, the CWA members were quick to rally around and help restore some of the damage. Wood duck boxes were replaced and the community was able to start rebuilding. With the help of the CWA, this community was able to restore some of its hope.

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Program Highlights

The California Waterfowl program is a great way to get involved in your community and make a difference.

19,500+

Acres of wetlands restoration and managment.

11,500+

Ducks and Geese banded by CWA biologists.

950,000+

Wood Ducks hatched from nest boxes.

2,500+

Students were taught about waterfowl, wetlands, and the role hunters play in conservation by our education department.

8,750+

Letters CWA members sent to legislators on the State and Federal level in support or opposition to new legislation.

2,545+

Hunters enjoyed private land hunts through the CWA Hunt Program. Over 500 Veterans participated at no cost to them.

Make an Impact

Mallard Egg Salvage

Farmers who enroll in the program allow us to sweep their fields for nests before harvest, or provide us with cartons to collect eggs as they harvest. We then take the eggs to permitted hatcheries.

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Delayed Wheat Harvest Incentive Program

The incentive program provides incentives to farmers of $30 to $40 per acre to delay wheat harvesting until July 1-15th allowing nature to takes it course.

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