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NewsFebruary 12, 2007

The Cape County Suzies Chapter of Ducks Unlimited received $1,000 from Jackson Wal-Mart recently. The chapter plans to generate more than four acres of wildlife habitat with the money. The chapter is in its fourth year of raising money for Ducks Unlimited and has received awards at the state level for membership growth, money raised and event efficiency...

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The Cape County Suzies Chapter of Ducks Unlimited recently received two community grants totaling $1,000 from Wal-Mart in Jackson. Pictured from left were Wal-Mart representative Madeline Bandermann, Ducks Unlimited area chairwoman Dawn Schoenberg and club members Connie Willsey and Celia Manley. Members unavailable for photo were Melissa Guilliams, Christy Parker, Tanya Schneider, Sarah Snider Heise, Carrie Tracy, Kristen Roe, Jeri Packard Spence and Ethea Schallberger. (Submitted photo)
The Cape County Suzies Chapter of Ducks Unlimited recently received two community grants totaling $1,000 from Wal-Mart in Jackson. Pictured from left were Wal-Mart representative Madeline Bandermann, Ducks Unlimited area chairwoman Dawn Schoenberg and club members Connie Willsey and Celia Manley. Members unavailable for photo were Melissa Guilliams, Christy Parker, Tanya Schneider, Sarah Snider Heise, Carrie Tracy, Kristen Roe, Jeri Packard Spence and Ethea Schallberger. (Submitted photo)

The Cape County Suzies Chapter of Ducks Unlimited received $1,000 from Jackson Wal-Mart recently.

The chapter plans to generate more than four acres of wildlife habitat with the money.

The chapter is in its fourth year of raising money for Ducks Unlimited and has received awards at the state level for membership growth, money raised and event efficiency.

They have raised enough money to help conserve more than 70 acres of wetlands and other waterfowl habitats.

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Ducks Unlimited is the world's leader in wetland and waterfowl conservation.

Conserved wetland acres will provide habitat for more than 900 wildlife species and increase recharge of aquifers.

Wetlands also filter water, retain rainwater and reduce downstream flooding while wetland plants pump out oxygen to help clean the air.

For more information about Ducks Unlimited, contact Connie Willsey at 335-6647.

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