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In the News – February 2025

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Monthly summary of top media stories highlighting our global programs.

Iconic Grey Crowned Crane in danger of extinction from human activities. TV47 Kenya

International Crane Foundation leads conservation efforts to save Kenya’s Grey Crowned Cranes. Eldoret Media Hub

Why Uganda’s iconic crested crane faces extinction. BBC

Every winter, over five hundred endangered Whooping Cranes settle down in Coastal Texas. Garden & Gun

Wisconsin groups pivot to protect wild birds from bird flu. Wisconsin Public Radio

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