Yes, our site is closed while we undergo our $10 million site renovation. But, the show will go on! Please join us for a unique 2019 An Evening with the Construction Cranes Saturday, June 15, from 5 to 8 p.m.

Like past An Evening with the Cranes, this event will include a variety of red and white wine, local brewery beers and an array of appetizers. This year’s celebration will be held in the International Crane Foundation Courtyard, where international staff will highlight the diverse landscapes of cranes.

Registration for this year’s event is limited and cost $75 for members and $100 for non-members – click here to register!

More information about special activities at this year’s event will be available very soon!

For questions about registration please contact membership@savingcranes.org or 608-356-9462 ext. 807.

Honor Jim Harris’ life, legacy and decades of dedication to the conservation of the world’s cranes at a memorial service in Baraboo. Click here for more information.

Join International Crane Foundation Volunteer Naturalist Jean Ashmore Saturday, June 22, for a patio program on the Cranes of the World at the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge! The program will be held indoors in case of inclement weather.

Fold origami cranes into a beautiful bouquet that you can display at home or give as a gift! Learn about the importance of cranes to Japanese culture from International Crane Foundation experts, and be inspired to write your own nature-related haikus. All supplies provided. Click here to register.

Youth Ages Accepted: Ages 12 & up

Instructors: Lizzie Condon, International Crane Foundation

Cost: $25/$20 member | Course Number: 21-06

Join our staff at the Horicon Marsh Outdoor Field Day on Saturday, August 3. Learn about birding – including Whooping Cranes – and other outdoor activities at this free open house. Click here to learn more.

Join us at the Kettle Moraine State Forest’s Ice Age Visitor Center in Campbellsport, Wisconsin to learn about the fascinating life histories of Wisconsin’s cranes. Click here to learn more.

Join us for a presentation on Endangered Whooping Cranes – and meet our Whooping Crane mascot Hope – on Saturday, Aug. 17, at Mirror Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Click here to learn more about events at the park.

Visit us at The Summer Bodega on Aug. 22 from 5 to 9 p.m. in Madison, Wisconsin! Our staff with be hosting the Nature Net booth at the event. Stop by to check out our educational materials and handouts, simple crafts and activities, and a special appearance by Hope the Whooping Crane! Learn more about this fabulous evening.