Greentree Reservoirs | DU Conserve

Discover the transformative efforts of Ducks Unlimited in the restoration of Arkansas's Greentree Reservoirs. With a staggering 80% loss of these critical habitats, our conservation work is vital for the survival of waterfowl populations and the preservation of bottomland hardwoods. This video showcases the innovative management practices and long-term strategies employed to revitalize these ecosystems, ensuring their resilience and ecological richness.
Join us as we delve into the role of greentree reservoirs in flood control, water quality improvement, and carbon storage. Learn about the challenges of wetland management in the face of climate change and how adaptive practices can mimic natural hydrology to sustain these habitats. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's proactive measures, coupled with Ducks Unlimited's expertise, underscore the importance of collaboration in conservation.
We're committed to educating the public and fostering an understanding of the ecological and recreational value of these wetlands. Support our mission to maintain Arkansas's legacy as the haven for waterfowl in North America. #DucksUnlimited #ArkansasConservation #WaterfowlHabitat #GreentreeReservoir #SustainableForestry #WetlandRestoration #BottomlandHardwoods #ArkansasWildlife
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[@richardcasey4439]

Superb production value

[@rohail1234-n3v]

I am from MD and i own a 300 acre farm bordering the Potomac River, and I have about a 5 acre swamp that loaded with waterfowl. The rest of my farm is all wooded with hand planted pine. Is it possible for me to flood the forest about 20 acres just like in this video? The land is pretty flat and there is a lot of ground vegetation. There is probably a tree every 10 yards from each other because it was planted for harvesting purposes but since we bought it now its only for conservation of wildlife and hunting. Could I make levee and use water from the swamp to flood the forest? What is your guys opinion on this?

[@gregoryfore7412]

Can we please get our green trees back in Mississippi begging