The International Crane Foundation works worldwide to conserve cranes and the places they (and we!) need to survive. We can’t do this important work without you. Whether you are an… Continue reading Ways to Give
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cranes
Cranes: General QuestionsQ: How many kinds of cranes are there, and how many does the International Crane Foundation have?A: There are 15 species in the crane family Gruidae. Four of the… Continue reading Frequently Asked Questions About Cranes
30 years of Crane Conservation Germany – Kranichschutz Deutschland
Farmers lead the way in cultivating solutions to climate change
A farmer in the Free State broke new ground last month when, working with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, he became the first landowner in South Africa to sign a carbon project development contract.
Hope Takes Flight for Whooping Crane Conservation
At 3 a.m. on May 10, Kim Allen, a lead zookeeper at Zoo New England’s Stone Zoo, began a journey to Wisconsin transporting very precious cargo.
In the News – February 2021
Our monthly summary of media stories highlighting the International Crane Foundation’s global programs.
Tom Leiden
Tom’s passion for nature and adventure started over 30-years ago, when he became interested in birding in his hometown Cleveland, Ohio. His study of birds led him to appreciate the… Continue reading Tom Leiden
Cranetivities – Be a Conservation Hero
This week we are learning more about what you can do to help birds and the environment.
Notes from the President – Helping Cranes, Helping People
I am so profoundly grateful to our crane custodians and other volunteers worldwide. I am also deeply humbled by their commitment.
Notes from the President – Let’s Work Together to End Illegal Wildlife Trade
The COVID-19 crisis is now raising a powerful new global awareness: our lives may depend on stopping illegal trade.