With North America Programs Director Liz Smith and Land and Water Conservation Director – Texas Terry Turney. Click here to register for this free webinar! Whooping Cranes utilize a wide variety of wetland and grassland…
Read More >Title: East African Community Engagement Specialist Reports To: ICF/EWT Partnership East African Regional Manager Department: ICF/EWT Partnership – Africa Crane Conservation Programme SUMMARY: We are looking for a dynamic, committed, and detail-orientated person to guide and support our community-based work across East Africa, as
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In the last month, most birds have returned to the breeding grounds and a few have even started nesting!
There is so much more we will accomplish in the future with your help. Thank you for standing with us as we seek to combat the global decline in cranes and so many other bird species and the loss of their vital habitat. Your gift today becomes action tomorrow. Thank you!
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This month marks the one-year anniversary of the pandemic shutdown in the U.S. and the tumultuous year that followed. It is hard for any of us to imagine a more challenging time. But as I reflect on the past year, I am struck most of all by the great things we achieved together.
Join our President and CEO Rich Beilfuss on Thursday, April 1, for his webinar “Securing Waters for Cranes, Ourselves and Our World.” Click here to register.
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The combined wild populations of two iconic Asian crane species – the Endangered Red-crowned Crane and Vulnerable White-naped Crane – are less than 10,000 birds. Because of the precarious situation of these wild populations, the world’s zoos have established conservation populations for both species.
Hours, Admission & Directions View Video on What to Expect During Your Visit – Coming Soon! Become a Member or Renew Your Membership Please take a moment to read our Visitor Guidelines before making your reservation to visit. By making a reservation, you agree to follow these protocols and to support a safe environment. The [...]
Read More >Over the past 40 years, The International Crane Foundation (ICF) has grown from the dream of two college students to a world-renowned conservation effort to save the world’s cranes and the flyways and habitats they frequent. Our Gift Shop Associate will assist in our web-based gift shop and be trained to be a frontline person
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Gee Whiz, a Whooping Crane extremely important to crane reintroduction, passed away recently in Crane City, our breeding facility. He lived for 38 years and nine months.
