1. Friends of the Wild Whoopers

2. Whooping Cranes

3. Migration corridor map

4. Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta, Canada

5. Wood Buffalo National Park – Whooping Crane nest

6. Wood Buffalo National Park – Whooping Crane nest.

7. Whooping Crane chick

8. 3 Whooping Cranes – Wood Buffalo NP

10. Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, Texas

11. Migratio corridor map

12. Whooping Crane Stopover Habitats on Fort Sill Army Base, Oklahoma Friends of the Wild Whoopers and Gulf Coast Bird Observatory personnel visited Fort Sill Army Base, Oklahoma on October 8, 2015 to assess potential “stopover habitats” for Whooping Cranes. The Whooping Crane Stopover Habitats project is a joint effort by the two conservation groups and is sanctioned by the Department of Defense Partners in Flight organization.

13. Fort Sill Army Base, OK Glen Wampler, Natural Resources and Enforcement Branch

14. Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma Raymond W. Moody, Natural Resource Biologist

15. Texas Army National Guard Camp Swift Brian Knapp, Wildlife Biologist, Texas Military Forces

16. Fort Hood U.S. Army Base, Texas Amber Dankert, EdD, Supervisor, Wildlife Management Team

17. Whooping Cranes Aransas NWR