CONTACTS: Jodi Legge, Director of External Affairs, 608-356-9462, ext. 120Ryan Michalesko, North America Programs, 608-509-6054 Hunt Would Not Address Crop Damage Issue for Wisconsin Farmers March 12, 2024 (Baraboo, WI) –… Continue reading Very few Wisconsinites Support a Sandhill Crane Hunt According to Statewide Survey
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Latrines, Beans and Cranes Bring Revolutionary Change to Wetland Conservation
International Crane Foundation and Endangered Wildlife Trust Celebrate 30-Year Collaboration and Impact at National Crane Festival Contact: Jodi Legge, Director of External Affairs, 608-356-9462, ext. 120 Feb. 28, 2024 (Uganda,… Continue reading Latrines, Beans and Cranes Bring Revolutionary Change to Wetland Conservation
Human Resources Generalist
The International Crane Foundation (ICF) is a global conservation organization that works in 50+ countries to save the world’s cranes and the flyways and habitats on which they depend. ICF… Continue reading Human Resources Generalist
A Sandhill Crane Stamp For Wisconsin?
Sandhill Cranes and Wisconsin Farmers Sandhill Cranes are a beloved species and a remarkable conservation success story. Nearly lost from Wisconsin last century, Sandhill Cranes have rebounded dramatically and tens… Continue reading A Sandhill Crane Stamp For Wisconsin?
Sandhill Cranes, Crop Depredation and Hunting in Wisconsin
A bill is currently under consideration in the Wisconsin State Assembly to create a hunting season for Sandhill Cranes in Wisconsin.
Guest Services
Resources ADA Accessibility and Scooters: Accessibility and safety are very important to the International Crane Foundation. The main trails throughout the crane exhibit area are paved and easily accessed by visitors… Continue reading Guest Services
Annual Reports & Financials
The International Crane Foundation is committed to strict fiscal responsibility, so resources can be focused directly on our worldwide work to conserve cranes and the ecosystems, watersheds and flyways on… Continue reading Annual Reports & Financials
Working Together to Return Cranes to the Wild
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.
Improving Community Livelihoods and Protecting Grey Crowned Cranes in Rwanda
One of our key projects in Rwanda focuses not directly on cranes but Napier Grass. We are working with local farmer groups to plant the grass and in turn reduce harvesting from Rugezi Marsh, home to a growing population of Grey Crowed Cranes.
A Friend Indeed
Through the generous support of the Leiden Conservation Foundation, the Kenyan team was able to procure face masks, handwash and soap bars that we distributed to the households of individuals we signed Conservation Agreement with, and custodians outside the Conservation Agreement process.