Region: Asia
As I reflect on our accomplishments during this challenging year, I have never been prouder of our team and how together we have become stronger, never wavering in our mission in a time of crisis. Long before the pandemic began spreading across the globe, we were combatting global crises of biodiversity loss and climate change. And as our latest Annual Report 2020 reflects, we are making a difference together while keeping our teams safe and strong.
Region: Asia
Welcome to the latest edition of Cranetivities! Join us this week as we learn more about fall migration. You can find our most recent edition of Cranetivities here.
Region: Asia
Region: Asia
On the afternoon of March 16, 2018, a man riding his motorcycle along the bank of the Liao River near Shenyang, Liaoning Province, was surprised to see a flock of large white birds across the river. He stopped and used his mobile phone to take photos, but the noise alarmed the birds, which took flight. Not far away, a group of volunteers was also watching these birds. They were conducting a synchronized migration survey of the white birds – Siberian Cranes.
Region: Asia
Welcome back to another fun edition of Cranetivities! You can access last week’s and all of our editions of Cranetivities here. This week we have a simple and fun activity: NATURE BINGO!
The goal of nature bingo is to win by putting checks on the paper and by experiencing the natural world around you. No matter where you live, you can hear birds, see flowers and find natural spaces to explore.
Region: Asia
Region: Asia
Welcome back to Cranetivities! In this week’s exciting edition, you’ll get to listen to the raucous noises that cranes make. Put on your listening ears and become a crane sound connoisseur! See last week’s edition of Cranetivities here.
Region: Asia
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In October 2019 our Vice President International Asia – Spike Millington introduced 2020 as the “Year of the Cranes” at the International Workshop on Crane Conservation in East Asia convened in Beijing, China. Read more about the workshop. The campaign aims to leverage public, political, and financial support for crane and wetland conservation.
