International Crane Foundation

Recent papers from International Crane Foundation

1. Annual reconstruction of seasonal isolated lakes reveals historical contraction and restoration baselines in the Poyang Lake floodplainJournal of Environmental Management · 2026
2. Vegetative Propagation Preserves Genomic Diversity and Informs Translocation Strategies in a Rare Clonal PlantEvolutionary Applications · 2026
3. Nest-site selection and breeding ecology of the Wattled Crane (Bugeranus carunculatus) in the Afroalpine ecosystem of Bale Mountains National Park, Southeast EthiopiaFrontiers in Bird Science · 2026
4. Ecological divergence among remnant, rehabilitated, and reconstructed wet meadows in the Platte River Valley, Nebraska, United StatesRestoration Ecology · 2026
5. Modeling the Niche Suitability of Grey Crowned Crane ( Balearica regulorum ) to Inform Conservation Strategies in KenyaEcology and Evolution · 2026
6. Conserving climate‐change refugia: Insights from research and practiceConservation Science and Practice · 2025
7. Rising Influence of Climate on the Distribution of Black‐Necked Cranes ( Grus nigricollis ) on Tibetan PlateauEcology and Evolution · 2025
8. Anthropogenic fire reduces migratory bird abundance and diversity at a stopover siteScientific Reports · 2025
9. Trends in Landcover Suitability for Sandhill Cranes Wintering in the Central Valley of CaliforniaBirds · 2025
10. Persistent Genomic Erosion in Whooping Cranes Despite Demographic RecoveryMolecular Ecology · 2025
11. Wildlife–Vehicle Collisions in South-Central Uganda: Implications for Biodiversity ConservationConservation · 2025
12. Deciphering Cryptic Population Structure in Western Sandhill Crane Subspecies ( Antigone canadensis ) of the Pacific FlywayEcology and Evolution · 2025
13. Renesting Propensity of Reintroduced Eastern Migratory Whooping CranesWild · 2025
14. Recovery of soil characteristics and soil invertebrate communities following wet meadow restorationRestoration Ecology · 2025
15. Whooping Crane Chick Survival in the Reintroduced Eastern Migratory PopulationEcology and Evolution · 2025
16. Monitoring Grassland Bird Communities with Acoustic IndicesBirds · 2025
17. A Potential Solution to the Challenge of Controlling Invasive Annual Grasses While Maintaining a Sagebrush OverstoryRangeland Ecology & Management · 2025
18. Ecosystem Changes Caused by Hydrological Change are Associated with Population Decline in a Formerly-Common Grazing HerbivoreEcosystems · 2025
19. Persistent genomic erosion in whooping cranes despite demographic recovery2024
20. Power-Line Collisions in Reintroduced Whooping Cranes (Grus americana)Southeastern Naturalist · 2024