Notes from the President – Cranes Bring Us Together

April 6, 2020

One of the things I most love about the world of crane conservation is the way cranes bring us all together for international goodwill and collaboration....

The Journey of Borzya the White-naped Crane

April 3, 2020

Borzya is the only White-naped Crane known to have changed its main wintering sites between western and eastern flyways....

International Crane Foundation

International Crane FoundationApr 9, 2020 @ 5:09pm

We are hiring ~ Apply today for our new Grants Officer – Africa Programs position!

Grants Officer – Africa Programs

The International Crane Foundation is recruiting an experienced grant professional that can secure medium to large grants for our programs in Africa.

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International Crane FoundationApr 8, 2020 @ 9:32pm

“We’re just hoping that at some point, whenever we’re able, we can open at least to our community so they can come and have something pleasant and inspiring to do after all of this darkness.” ~ Kim Smith, Chief Operating Officer

Baraboo-based crane foundation postpones reopening, cancels annual count amid COVID-19 closure

With teams across the world, the International Crane Foundation had to adapt to the threat posed by the novel coronavirus much earlier than other Baraboo-based organizations.

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International Crane FoundationApr 7, 2020 @ 7:36pm

As we stand in solidarity with everyone who has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, we are saddened that we will not be celebrating our Grand Opening on June 27 as planned. We look forward to a soft opening of our site later this year, when we will welcome you back to stroll our beautiful new exhibits and prairies. View our album for photos of our headquarters’ renovation bit.ly/2JJE0H4

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International Crane FoundationApr 7, 2020 @ 4:43pm

A path with a view ~ Our new exhibit path provides a panoramic view of our headquarter's critical outdoor classroom and environmental legacy. One of the most important parts of our headquarters is our restoration area – a swath of native prairie and wetlands that visitors can enjoy from a network of trails. Since the mid-1980s, our staff has diligently nurtured rare native habitats, while training conservationists and colleagues from around the world. Restoration of healthy landscapes is key to our work to help cranes thrive in the wild.

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International Crane FoundationApr 6, 2020 @ 8:41pm

From the field ~ Well, we've never seen this before! Whooping Crane 72-17 recently decided to simply cross Lake Michigan rather than taking the southern route around Chicago to return to Wisconsin this spring. 72-17, or Amethyst, was hatched and raised by adult Whooping Cranes at our headquarters in 2017. The nearly three-year-old is definitely still surprising us!

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International Crane FoundationApr 6, 2020 @ 4:41pm

"One of the things I most love about the world of crane conservation is the way cranes bring us all together for international goodwill and collaboration." ~ Rich Beilfuss, President and CEO

Notes from the President – Cranes Bring Us Together

One of the things I most love about the world of crane conservation is the way cranes bring us all together for international goodwill and collaboration.

savingcranes.org

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Notes from the President – Cranes Bring Us Together

The Journey of Borzya the White-naped Crane

The Story of the Sandhill Crane in North America

Together, we are living through a challenging time

Cranes Unite Us!

Back from the brink

Saving cranes and so much more

What's New

Notes from the President – Cranes Bring Us Together

The Journey of Borzya the White-naped Crane

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