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4" round sticker with the Crane Trust logo on a clear background.

4" round sticker with the Crane Trust logo on a white background.

Gold pin with the Crane Trust Logo, the words "GREAT CRANE MIGRATION", and an outline of the state of Nebraska.

Maroon colored pen with the words "CRANE TRUST" in white

White patch with the Crane Trust logo embroidered on it.

This spiral-bound notebook has 80 lined pages and a plastic zip-lock pouch. It comes in the color white with the Crane Trust logo on the front.

Listen to the magical sounds of the spring migration. Close your eyes and relax while listening to nature.

Track 1 Nighttime Meditation 15:45

Track 2 Wake Up, Lift Off 15:30

Track 3 A Song for the Migrants 12:21 featuring Jesse Humm on piano

27 minute documentary

The Crane Trust: A new breed of pioneer making a difference for Nebraska and the world.

Be inspired by this beautifully uplifting story about one of the world's most remarkable natural resources in Nebraska's very own backyard---and a new breed of pioneer working to save it - as told by Dr. Jane Goodall, Tom Mangelsen and a growing legacy of equally determined conservation leaders.

Hosted by Sam Waterston of television's "Law & Order" fame, this inspiring documentary, featuring Nebraska's great Sandhill Crane migration and its extraordinary connection to the people of Nebraska and the world, is part of the award-winning Visionaries film series for PBS stations nationwide.

The Crane Trust documentary was produced by Visionaries in partnership with the Nebraska Tourism Commission, the Parker Family Foundation and other Friends of the Crane Trust, including Principal Financial Group, Grand Island Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Five Points Bank.

In a world increasingly dominated by humans, three teams of determined conservationists go to extraordinary lengths to save three threatened species in the American heartland. Stunningly photographed in the Grand Canyon and on the American prairie, The Nature Makers follows biologists who've deployed helicopters, giant bulldozers and a host of human tools in order to defend nature.

In the 21st century, defending the wild often paradoxically requires technology and aggressive human intervention. The Nature Makers is a moving portrait of passionate people and the extraordinary creatures whose existence they fight for. The film is a story of how we found ourselves on the brink of losing so much of the natural world, yet it charts an optimistic, though unmistakably challenging, path forward.

Ornament with bison, crane, and the words "Crane Trust Nature & Visitor Center"

Clay Sandhill Crane ornament with dangly legs made by Bert Anderson Collection

A dancing whooping crane metal ornament by Singing Rooster

A flying whooping crane metal ornament by Singing Rooster

A standing whooping crane metal ornament by Singing Rooster

Robert Muckel created and donated "Let's Dance" pins to the Crane Trust for resell

8x10 Sandhill Cranes print by Roger Fattig