Every spring, thousands of sandhill cranes descend on Nebraska’s Platte River, marking one of the largest wildlife migrations in the world.

Cranes are large omnivorous birds known for their vocalizations and for performing elaborate mating dances. There are 15 ...

Crane Trust continues Potluck Speaker Series with photographer Rick Rasmussen, HCT Kids present "Children of Eden," and MONA, ...

Business is booming in The City of Kearney as they were just approved for the fifth and final Good Life District spot.“We’re ...

Roughly 80 percent of the world’s sandhill cranes will stop in Nebraska during their migration. Here's what to know if you want to see it.

Glacial Ridge would become another example of the human capacity to transform landscapes, only this time it would be from ...

As human expansion continues to encroach on wildlife habitats, interactions between humans and animals are becoming more ...

Ornithologists and locals wonder what the future holds for this chick being raised by much taller, but still doting parents ...

Indiana Department of Natural Resources spokesman Marty Benson estimates that more than 1,500 sandhill cranes that have died from the highly pathogenic avian influenza this winter. At least 150 ...