The Friends of Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a non-profit
volunteer organization dedicated to protecting the Necedah
National Wildlife Refuge.  We achieve this by supporting our time
and spirit to many activities - habitat restoration, funding for
seasonal employees, and community outreach are some of the
things we do to support this refuge.  

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Fourteen young whooping cranes left
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge on
their ultralight-led migration from
central Wisconsin to Florida on
Friday, October 17, 2008.

This is the eighth group of birds to
take part in a landmark project led by
the Whooping Crane Eastern
Partnership.

For more information on the project
and its partners visit the Whooping
Crane Eastern Partnership and
migration updates with Operation
Migration.
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Photo by Shane Rucker, of Shane Rucker Photography, www.shanerucker.com
Image of an ultralight aircraft leading a group of whooping cranes. Photo by Shane Rucker.
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