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Knoxville, Tenn. (Nov. 28, 2008) – A Ducks Unlimited effort to protect critical breeding habitat in the Prairie Pothole region of South Dakota is one of four conservation projects receiving a grant from the SportDOG Brand® Conservation Fund, a program dedicated to supporting wildlife habitat-enhancement initiatives.
By purchasing wetland and grassland easements, Ducks Unlimited helps provide permanent protection to waterfowl breeding habitat. The land remains in private ownership, but the habitat is preserved in perpetuity. Fortunately, many landowners across the region understand the value of these easements to wildlife. Currently, more than 900 landowners in the Prairie Pothole Region have offered up 412,000 acres for protection, but existing funds are insufficient to protect all of it.
The project for which SportDOG Brand is providing $5,000 will protect 35 acres of breeding habitat in the wetland-rich portion of Edmunds and McPherson counties. In addition, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is providing $5,000 from the proceeds of sales of duck stamps.