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The Sea Duck Joint Venture
A Conservation Partnership under the
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Sea Ducks are the least studied group of North America waterfowl. Problems with sea duck populations are widespread within the northern hemisphere and have become internationally recognized. Initial steps toward addressing these problems have been taken with the formation of a Sea Duck Joint Venture. 
The mission of the Sea Duck Joint Venture is to promote conservation of North American sea ducks by providing greater knowledge and understanding to effectively manage sea ducks. The Sea Duck Joint Venture Prospectus (pdf): "Reversing the Trend" Explains the situation surrounding Sea Duck declines, gives an overview of the SDJV and its mission, and describes the administrative structure of the SDJV. SDJV Strategic Plan 2001-2006
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Optional color cover (pdf) Identifies priority information needs for sea ducks and describes implementation strategies to meet those information needs. Recommendations for Monitoring North American Sea Ducks
Who to contact about this website:
fw7_seaduckjv_comment@fws.gov
Please note that any reference to a commercial site does not constitute an endorsement by Sea Duck Joint Venture partners |
