As if being raised by humans in bird suits and taught to migrate by an ultralight aircraft wasn’t challenging enough, a reintroduced flock of endangered whooping cranes now faces a new challenge: Mastering nesting and rearing chicks. But crane biologists and general aviation pilots are banding together to use flights in small airplanes to see if they can assist the cranes and grow this population.
Home → Archives for environmental flying
Volunteer pilots fly to help whooping cranes
Filed Under: News Tagged With: Aviation News, environmental flying, General Aviation, LightHawk, volunteer pilots


Social Flight Calendar