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Welcome to The Ipswich River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited

Annual Banquet - April 5, 2008 At the Sheraton Colonial Hotel and Golf Club - Lynnfield.
Doors Open at 6:30pm
Raffles – Games – Live and Silent Auction – Door Prizes
More information will be posted as we get closer to the event.

For tickets please contact:
Brad White
bradwhite@comcast.net
978-604-1058

Founded in 2005, the Ipswich River Ducks Unlimited Chapter is a local extension of the international organization of Ducks Unlimited. We are a grassroots, volunteer-based organization. Our members are conservationists and lovers of the outdoors who live in the Eastern Massachusetts area. We are focused on conservation, community involvement, leadership, and friendship.

Ducks Unlimited is the world's largest private waterfowl and wetlands conservation organization, with a membership of over 700,000 and over 11 million acres of wetlands conserved. DU's conservation projects occur throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Wherever waterfowl breed, migrate, or winter Ducks Unlimited is there.

Waterfowl are not the only beneficiaries of DU's work. Wetlands improve the overall health of our environment by recharging and purifying groundwater, moderating floods, reducing soil erosion, and providing recreation. These are nature's most productive ecosystems, providing critical habitat to 900 wildlife species, including several that are threatened or endangered. The United States has lost more that half of its original wetlands, and continues to lose more than 109,000 acres of the vegetated wetlands most important to wildlife each year.

News

Lucky Winner

A very pleased 15 year-old Joe Torra, and proud Dad (and RRR member) Tony Torra are pictured above after winning the drawing for a Beretta White Onyx O/U shotgun at the First Annual Ipswich River Chapter Ducks Unlimited Banquet. The banquet, which was held on March 26th, 2006 at the Tewksbury Rod & Gun Club, was a successful event which raised over $7,000.00 for wetland and waterfowl conservation.