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Sandhill cranes (Grus canadensis)
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the 15th North American Crane Workshop
NACWG is an organization of professional biologists, aviculturists, land managers, and other interested individuals dedicated to the conservation of cranes and their habitats in North America.

The NACWG:

  • Sponsors a North American Crane Workshop every 3-4 years.
  • Promulgates technical information including a published Proceedings of a North American Workshop and a semi-annual newsletter.
  • Addresses conservation issues affecting cranes and their habitats.
  • Promotes appropriate research on crane conservation and management.
  • Promotes a better understanding and appreciation of cranes and their habitats among the general public.

The 16th North American Crane Workshop was held on 23-26 October 2023 in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Instructions to Authors of the Proceedings

For information on North America's two crane species, click: sandhill crane (Grus canadensis) and whooping crane (Grus americana).

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The North American Crane Working Group is a member of the Ornithological Council (OC), a consortium of 10 scientific ornithological societies in the Western Hemisphere. The OC mission is to:

  • Ensure that the best ornithological science is incorporated into legislative, regulatory, and management decisions that affect birds;
  • Enhance the ability of ornithologists to pursue professional activities; and
  • Promote the influence of ornithology in public affairs.

The OC provides its members with comprehensive guidance and support for permits in the U.S. and Canada and for animal welfare. For more information, click here.

   
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