Overview
The International Crane Foundation (ICF) is a unique organization in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Its mission revolves around conserving the world's 15 species of cranes and their habitats. Established in 1973, the foundation provides a 225-acre sanctuary that houses a world-renowned crane conservation center, making it the only place visitors can see all 15 crane species in one location.
Visitors to the International Crane Foundation can journey worldwide to experience cranes and their diverse habitats. They can explore the outdoor and indoor crane exhibits that offer insight into the cultural significance of cranes and the foundation's global conservation efforts. The foundation also offers guided tours and interactive learning experiences, including crane feedings and talks, to help educate visitors about these magnificent birds and the foundation's conservation efforts.
The International Crane Foundation plays a crucial role in global crane conservation. It works across continents, from Texas to Mongolia, to conserve cranes and their habitats. ICF participates in and leads numerous science, research, and conservation projects, as well as captive breeding and release programs for endangered crane species. Education and community involvement are key aspects of its conservation strategy.
Details
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Zoo Size:~300 acres
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Number of Species on Display:15
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Number of Animals:100+
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Key Exhibits:African Cranes || Asian Cranes || Australian Cranes || North American Cranes || Crane City || Spirit of Africa || Whooping Crane Exhibit
