Notes from the President – Our Conservation Legacy

August 3, 2020

Today we are celebrating the largest single gift in the history of the International Crane Foundation....

Cranetivities – Alaskan Adventure

July 30, 2020

Welcome to another week of Cranetivities, Alaska edition!...

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International Crane FoundationAug 4, 2020 @ 10:12pm

From the field ~ Farmer Kipchoge Arap Saina's land borders King'wal Wetland in western Kenya. Kipchoge has been an ambassador for Grey Crowned Crane conservation for the past seven years, protecting crane habitat and educating his community. Enjoy this uplifting video on Kipchoge's dedication by our Kenya Coordinator Joseph Mwangi and King'wal Field Officer Eva Bii.

Ambassador for Crane Conservation

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International Crane FoundationAug 4, 2020 @ 4:18pm

Our Cranes and Culture Plaza celebrates the profound ways that cranes unite humanity. Sculptor Richard Vanheuvelen created this life-sized Red-crowned Crane pair dancing atop our fountain. Marcy Huffaker, of Half-Aker Designs, developed the adjacent Zen Rock Garden, an interactive space for visitors to reflect on their own connections to cranes.

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International Crane FoundationAug 3, 2020 @ 9:40pm

"Today we are celebrating the largest single gift in the history of the International Crane Foundation. Through a bequest from the estate of the late Phyllis Brissenden, we received nearly $7 million to advance our programs and conservation impact worldwide... Phyllis’s generous investment in our mission is a testament to our good work, but more importantly, it is a challenge for all of us to continue fighting for a healthier planet." ~ Rich Beilfuss, President and CEO

Notes from the President – Our Conservation Legacy

Today we are celebrating the largest single gift in the history of the International Crane Foundation.

savingcranes.org

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International Crane FoundationAug 3, 2020 @ 4:52pm

In the news – “I think these birds are basically priceless.” ~ Judge Hanna

Judge orders man to pay $85K in deaths of 2 whooping cranes

A federal magistrate judge has ordered $85,000 in fines and restitution for a Louisiana man who admitted that he and a juvenile shot and killed two whooping cranes

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International Crane FoundationAug 2, 2020 @ 3:34pm

The days become hotter and the restored prairie at our headquarters reaches peak bloom – all characteristic signs of a Wisconsin July! Beat the summer heat and enjoy this colorful virtual postcard from the comfort of your own home:

Postcard from the International Crane Foundation – July 2020

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International Crane FoundationJul 31, 2020 @ 2:00pm

This week’s Cranetivities takes us to Alaska, an often-overlooked breeding ground for thousands of migrating Sandhill Cranes! Enjoy the scenery as we explore myths, wildlife and festivals in the Land of the Midnight Sun!

If you are looking for more activities like this, check out Nature Net a consortium of conservation organizations in south central Wisconsin. We are all working together to bring you #naturenetathome

Cranetivities – Alaskan Adventure

Welcome to another week of Cranetivities, Alaska edition!

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Conservation Technology – Fun With Databases and Maps to Ensure a Future for Cranes

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Back from the brink

Saving cranes and so much more

What's New

Notes from the President – Our Conservation Legacy

Cranetivities – Alaskan Adventure

Conservation Technology – Fun With Databases and Maps to Ensure a Future for Cranes

Let’s Whoop it Up! Click Here to view event recording

Back from the brink

Saving cranes and so much more

What's New

Notes from the President – Our Conservation Legacy

Cranetivities – Alaskan Adventure

Stay Connected

Let’s Whoop it Up!
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