Video provided by Crane Trust For the second straight year, thousands of sandhill cranes decided to skip the trip south and stay in central Nebraska for the winter. The long stay in large numbers is ...

The historical rail-to-trail bridge over the Platte River at Fort Kearny State Recreation Area is set for a significant ...

Birds gather by the thousands during sandhill crane migration. Visit central Nebraska to witness the magic of this bird hotspot.

Monday was day one for a new center in Kearney and The Kearney Visitors Bureau is looking to embrace newcomers into this ...

When the new legislature meets it should take recommendations of the Legislative Council’s Study Committee on sandhill cranes ...

As a farm boy and conservationist, I’m here to tell you the reality: If we want to save the sandhill crane, it’s time to organize a responsible hunt.

Homer's not alone in his enthusiasm for these cranes that wing their way from the nation's breadbasket in Nebraska, the Sandhill Region, that gives them their name. But that 1,100 mile journey is ...

It’s a story of the success of sandhill cranes, of people and agriculture working together really well,” he says. He notes Nebraska is the best place to see the sandhill cranes, plus, “it’s one of the ...

This spring, North America’s sandhill cranes will begin their great journey north, from as far south as Mexico. They’ll rest on the Platte River in Nebraska near the sandhills that gave them ...