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PROVINCE AND DUCKS UNLIMITED CANADA SIGN HABITAT AGREEMENT

Released on November 5, 1998

Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management (SERM) Minister Lorne

Scott and Ducks Unlimited Canada Executive Vice-President Don Young

signed a partnership agreement today that will help to conserve and

enhance important wildlife habitat throughout the province.



Under the agreement, the department and Ducks Unlimited Canada will

provide matching dollars for habitat conservation and enhancement

establishing a total potential conservation commitment by both parties

of $2.5 million over the five-year term. The department will use

funds from the Fish and Wildlife Development Fund (FWDF), subject to

availability, to a maximum of $250,000 per year over five years.

Ducks Unlimited's funding will be generated through the North American

Waterfowl Management Plan.



The wildlife component of the FWDF receives 30 per cent of all hunting

and trapping licence revenues. Lands purchased through the fund

provide food and shelter for many species. Natural habitat is one of

the key elements to the survival of approximately 400 species of

Saskatchewan birds and animals.



"Working together in effective partnerships will ensure a healthy

environment and better management of our resources," Scott said. "Our

partnership with Ducks Unlimited Canada supports the province's

commitment to protecting wildlife habitat."



"We have identified key areas in Saskatchewan that provide

excellent habitat for waterfowl and offer benefits to other

wildlife as well," Young said. "This agreement allows us to

ensure these critical areas remain a part of Saskatchewan's

landscape."



Ducks Unlimited Canada has spent $173 million in Saskatchewan on

over 1,900 projects.



"This agreement recognizes the benefit of public and private

sector co-operation in achieving long-term habitat conservation

initiatives," Young said.



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For more information, contact:



Rick Sanden Bob Kindrachuk

Environment and Resource Management Ducks Unlimited Canada

Regina Winnipeg

Phone: (306) 787-7813 Phone: (204) 467-3270

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