Explore the Sea Duck Key Habitat Sites Atlas of North America Science Resources Sea Duck Key Habitat Sites Atlas Sea Duck Bibliography Abstracts from Previous Sea Duck Conferences Atlantic and Great Lakes Sea Duck Migration Study Sea Duck Harvest Assessment Monitoring Sea Ducks Previous and Ongoing Studies Project Summaries for SDJV-Supported Studies How We Catch Sea Ducks Links to Related Websites News A Field Trip into the World of Sea DucksSDJV Student Fellowship Feature: Rob Blenk, Use of next-generation genomic sequencing to assess population structure for West Coast populations of Harlequin DuckSDJV Student Fellowship Feature: Holli Holmes, Investigating non-invasive survey methods for occurrence and reproductive success of the Harlequin DuckStudent Fellowship Feature: Emily Macdonald, Sitting ducks: The vulnerability of nesting eiders to thermal stress in a warming ArcticSDJV Student Fellowship Feature: Sarah Endyke, Improving estimates of migratory connectivity of juvenile Long-tailed Ducks and Surf Scoters using a dual isotope approach News A Field Trip into the World of Sea DucksSDJV Student Fellowship Feature: Rob Blenk, Use of next-generation genomic sequencing to assess population structure for West Coast populations of Harlequin DuckSDJV Student Fellowship Feature: Holli Holmes, Investigating non-invasive survey methods for occurrence and reproductive success of the Harlequin DuckStudent Fellowship Feature: Emily Macdonald, Sitting ducks: The vulnerability of nesting eiders to thermal stress in a warming ArcticSDJV Student Fellowship Feature: Sarah Endyke, Improving estimates of migratory connectivity of juvenile Long-tailed Ducks and Surf Scoters using a dual isotope approach