Operation Migration Whooping Crane Cam Pets, Animals - Wild
Animals This camera records the awe inspiring story of a
dedicated team of conservationists at Operation Migration and
their mission to save the highly endangered Whooping Crane.
You'll be able to follow the training of the cranes leading up
to their first migration south. A journey that which will be
broadcast LIVE and in-flight, you'll be up in the air with the
cranes! The cam is operating from 4am to 11pm Central time and
will continue to do so until the cranes depart on their first
migration with the aircraft in mid-October. From that time, we
will switch to the TrikeCam and broadcast LIVE directly from
inside the aircraft. On days when weather prevents the team and
the cranes from advancing we will set it up as a static camera
from the travel enclosure. Follow us on Twitter :@OperMigration.
or like us on Facebook: The project (see also:
operationmigration.org) Currently fewer than 600 wild Whooping
Cranes remain in the world. In the 1940's only