Three White Cranes is an international education project linking classrooms along the flyways of three endangered cranes through student camps, teacher exchanges and art. The project is coordinated in the US by the International Crane Foundation.
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- Three White Cranes Art Exhibit
International Crane Foundation
Saturday, June 20 at 9:00am
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World See our blog for images from the opening of the Three White Cranes art and education exhibit, now showing at the International Crane Foundation through October 30, 2009!
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World Are you looking for something fun to do this summer? On June 20, 2009 the "Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World" art and education exhibit will open at the International Crane Foundation's headquarters in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Check out our Events lis
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World How would you feel after flying 6,000 miles? Bai He recently finished his northern spring migration to Siberia - logging nearly 6,000 miles between his summering and wintering sites in the nine months that we've been tracking him - check out our latest bl
Anna Julnes
Siberian Crane
On the early and foggy sunrise
When the sleep is still ruling the world
You have noticed Siberian Crane
Very rear and mysterious bird
And your heart get connected to Earth
And sunrise get especially bright
In the sky over misty flood plain
You start feeling yourself in the flight
And as long as it going to stay
Wi...ll be blessing for every nation
The appearance and call of the Cranes
And the People Who Feel Admiration.
Anna Julnes
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World Check out this week's blog posting to follow Bai He, the young Siberian Crane that we are tracking this spring, as he migrates to Jilin Province in northeastern China. Next stop - Russia!
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World How did you celebrate Earth Day? Check out our new blog posting (under the RSS/Blog tab) to learn how our project schools celebrated Earth Day last week.
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World Click here to follow Bai He (White Crane) and Neya, two Siberian Cranes, as they migrate north this spring from China and Iran. Mapping by Signals of Spring.
www.signalsofspring.net
Neya was hatched in captivity in 2005 at a crane breeding center in western Russia. She was parent-raised (meaning that she was raised by adult Siberian Cranes, rather than people) and released in the wild in Iran this December.
Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World
On June 20, 2009 the "Three White Cranes, Two Flyways, One World" art and education exhibit will open at the International Crane Foundation's headquarters in Baraboo, Wisconsin. The exhibit highlights the achievements of the Three White Cranes project, an international education project linking ICF’s programs in the Un...ited States and East Asia. The exhibit includes artwork created by students in the United States, China and Russia, along with information on project activities, education resources developed through the project, and a video focusing on the Xianghai Middle School Nature Art Club in northeast China. The exhibit will show at ICF through October 31, 2009.
The ICF Conservation Education Department is preparing a traveling version of the exhibit to show at project schools and other public locations starting this fall. Please contact Joan Garland (jgarland@savingcranes.org), ICF's Outreach Coordinator, for more information and how you to involve your school or community.
Note that the exhibit runs through October 31, but due to limitations on the length of Facebook events, the end time is entered as October 19 in this listing.
June 20 - October 31, 2009
Time:9:00AM Saturday, June 20th
Location:International Crane Foundation
