International Crane Foundation

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International Crane Foundation

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www.savingcranes.org

The only place in the world where you can see all 15 species of cranes. Guided tours, multi-media presentation, amphitheater, and 100 acres of restored prairie. See whooping cranes - the rarest crane in the world.These beautiful and inspiring birds - some of the most ancient and endangered on earth - are set amidst acres of restored tall grass prairie, colorful wildflowers and tranquil wetlands. A must for nature enthusiasts of all ages as your visit supports ICF's wetland and grassland conservation efforts. ADA accessible trails, guided & self guided tours, new African crane exhibits, family activities, interpreted walking trails, education center, gift shop.

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E11376 Shady Lane Rd
Baraboo, WI 53913

Contact Information

Voice: 608-356-9462
Email: cranes@savingcranes.org

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Located 5 miles north of Baraboo; Hwy 12 to Shady Lane Rd.

Travel Green Wisconsin Certified
Hours of Operation

Open daily, April 15 - October 31, 9am-5pm.

Natural Attractions
Type of Attraction
Wildlife refuges & reserves

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Travel Green Wisconsin Score

To be certified through Travel Green Wisconsin, all participants must achieve at least 30 points on the Travel Green Wisconsin Checklist. The more points a business attains, the greener they are in their operations.

Green Innovations

Solar energy provides 50-75% of the site’s hot water needs and close to 10% of its electrical needs.
The Donnelley Education Center facilities features LED lighting, automatic faucets, and waterless urinals.
Remodeling projects used wheatboard, no-VOC paint, reused lumber, and lumber from trees grown and harvested on-site.
ICF’s Spirit of Africa exhibits feature numerous sustainable and environmentally friendly features including a recycled glass pathway and Trex (50% recycled wood/50% recycled pastic) benches.
ICF is actively restoring native prairie, oak savanna, and two wetlands on the site.

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