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International Crane Foundation

Conservation Organization · WI, USA

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A blue crane walks through open grassland, its long trailing wing feathers sweeping behind it.
Africa & Middle East

The Importance of Crane Conservation and Its Benefits for People and the Planet

Crane conservation is about much more than just saving cranes. It’s a deep, ...

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Three field researchers stand on a narrow trail in dense green forest in eastern El Salvador, one scanning the canopy through binoculars while another points upward.

Zoo Boise Conservation Fund Tops $4 Million

A giant panda climbs headfirst down a pine trunk as snow falls around it.

The Importance of Captive Breeding Programs for Endangered Animals: A Finnish Zoo’s Struggle to Support Giant Pandas

The entrance sign for the Patricia and Byron J. Gambulos ZooZeum at the Oklahoma City Zoo, a large dark sign in white and orange lettering mounted above four framed panels on the zoo's history, with dry ornamental grass in the foreground.

The OKC Zoo’s New Art Exhibit Includes Pieces You Smell

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  • Two Canada lynx move through mossy branches at Woodland Park Zoo, one looking toward the camera with its ear tufts raised.

    Introducing the New Canada Lynx Residents of Woodland Park Zoo

  • A hawksbill sea turtle lies head-down in a shallow body pit she has dug in pale coral sand on Ile Plate, her dark patterned carapace filling the frame, low green vegetation behind her.

    A Hawksbill Dug for Three Hours to Find the Right Spot

  • Six North African ostriches stride across bare sandy ground beside a wire mesh fence in dry scrub, two of them at a run in the foreground, with thorn bushes and a hazy sky behind.

    Eight Ostriches Walked Back Into Niger

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