From the Field Webinar: 12 Years of Crane Conservation and Community Resilience in Rwanda

Save my spot: bit.ly/43PRfyB | Over the past 12 years, the International Crane Foundation has worked in Rwanda to protect the Endangered Grey Crowned Crane, restore critical wetland ecosystems, and empower local communities. This webinar will highlight the Foundation’s integrated approach to conservation—combining crane safeguarding and monitoring, sustainable wetland management, and community-led resilience initiatives.

Join us to explore how this holistic model is not only safeguarding Rwanda’s biodiversity but also improving livelihoods and inspiring a new generation of conservation stewards.

Sponsored by the Kansas City Zoo and Aquarium.

Photo: Aerial view of Rugezi Marsh and surrounding communities by Charles Kayijamahe/International Crane Foundation; Grey Crowned Crane by Mike Endres

You may also like the following events from International Crane Foundation:

• Next Tuesday, 17th June, 06:30 pm, Mates for Life: Whooping Crane Film Screening in Chicago
• Next Saturday, 21st June, 04:00 pm, An Evening with the Cranes in Lake Delton