Austin, J. E., and R. P. Urbanek, editors. 2018. Proceedings of the North American Crane Workshop 14.
 AN UPDATED DISTRIBUTION MAP FOR THE LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEY POPULATION OF GREATER SANDHILL CRANES, Blake A. Grisham, Daniel P. Collins, Kammie L. Kruse, Courtenay M. Conring, Jeffrey M. Knetter, and Warren C. Conway
WINTER DISTRIBUTION OF SANDHILL CRANES FROM UPPER MICHIGAN AND ADJACENT ONTARIO—A THIRTY-YEAR PERSPECTIVE, Richard P. Urbanek
WHOOPING CRANE AND SANDHILL CRANE MONITORING AT FIVE WIND ENERGY FACILITIES, Clayton E. Derby, Melissa M. Welsch, and Terri D. Thorn
HABITAT SELECTION AND CON- AND HETEROSPECIFIC ASSOCIATIONS OF WINTERING WHOOPING CRANES AT WHEELER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, ALABAMA, Andrew W. Cantrell and Yong Wang
EXAMINING WHOOPING CRANE BREEDING SEASON FORAGING BEHAVIOR IN THE EASTERN MIGRATORY POPULATION, Hillary L. Thompson, Anik Levac, and Megan J. Fitzpatrick
EFFECTS OF REARING ENVIRONMENT ON BEHAVIOR OF CAPTIVE-REARED WHOOPING CRANES, Christy L. Sadowski, Glenn H. Olsen, and M. Elsbeth McPhee
SANDHILL CRANE FORAGING BEHAVIOR AND DAMAGE ESTIMATES IN CORNFIELDS DURING SPRING, Jeb A. Barzen, Andrew P. Gossens, and Anne E. Lacy
TESTING THREE CHEMICALS FOR DETERRING CROP DAMAGE BY CRANES, Anne E. Lacy, Jeb A. Barzen, and Andrew P. Gossens
EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE PREVENTION OF AVIAN DAMAGE TO PLANTED SEEDS THROUGH SEED TREATMENT, Jeb A. Barzen and Kenneth E. Ballinger, Jr.
COLOR-BAND IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM OF THE REINTRODUCED EASTERN MIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANE POPULATION, Richard P. Urbanek
MIXING OF TWO GREATER SANDHILL CRANE POPULATIONS IN NORTHEAST OREGON, M. Cathy Nowak, Krista J. Mougey, Daniel P. Collins, and Blake A. Grisham
A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF BREEDING AREA DENSITY ON SANDHILL CRANE HABITAT SELECTION IN SOUTH-CENTRAL WISCONSIN, Sara A. Prussing and Hillary L. Thompson
FRESHWATER POND USE BY WHOOPING CRANES DURING A WET WINTER IN COASTAL TEXAS, Raymond D. Kirkwood and Elizabeth H. Smith
WORKING WITH LAND MANAGERS TO IDENTIFY AND MANAGE POTENTIAL STOPOVER LOCATIONS FOR WHOOPING CRANES, Chester A. McConnell
MISSISSIPPI SANDHILL CRANE CONSERVATION UPDATE 2014-2016, Scott G. Hereford and Angela J. Dedrickson
ANTIPREDATOR TRAINING FOR CAPTIVE-REARED MISSISSIPPI SANDHILL CRANE CHICKS, Jerome J. Howard, Richard A. Dunn, and Scott G. Hereford
ENDOPARASITISM OF REHABILITATING GREY CROWNED CRANES IN RWANDA, Barry K. Hartup, Deo Ruhgazi, Haynes Werner, and Olivier Nsengimana
OSTEOARTHRITIS IN THE PELVIC LIMB OF CAPTIVE CRANES, Barry K. Hartup, Savannah J. Lauer, and Alyson R. Manthei
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Aborn, D. A., editor. 2016. Proceedings of the North American Crane Workshop 13.
HABITAT SELECTION BY BREEDING SANDHILL CRANES IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN, Tamara P. Miller and Jeb A. Barzen
HIGH NEST DENSITY OF SANDHILL CRANES IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN, Jeb A. Barzen, Liying Su, Anne E. Lacy, Andrew P. Gossens, and Dorn M. Moore
DIFFERENTIAL DETECTION OF TERRITORIAL AND NON-TERRITORIAL GREATER SANDHILL CRANES IN SUMMER, Lindsey F. McKinney, Jeb A. Barzen, Jason D. Riddle, Shelli A. Dubay, and Tim F. Ginnett
TIMING OF FAMILY DISSOCIATION DOES NOT AFFECT LONG-TERM SURVIVAL ESTIMATES OF SANDHILL CRANE CHICKS, Matthew A. Hayes and Jeb A. Barzen
A REVIEW OF FALL SANDHILL CRANE MIGRATION THROUGH INDIANA, Allisyn-Marie T. Y. Gillet
WINTER AND MIGRATORY HABITAT USE OF SIX EASTERN GREATER SANDHILL CRANES, Hillary L. Thompson and Anne E. Lacy
HISTORIC AND RECENT WINTER SANDHILL CRANE DISTRIBUTION IN CALIFORNIA, Gary L. Ivey, Caroline P. Herziger, David A. Hardt, and Gregory H. Golet
NESTING ACTIVITY BUDGETS AND ANTIPREDATOR BEHAVIORS OF MISSISSIPPI SANDHILL CRANES, Jerome J. Howard, Rose Butler Wall, Lauren Billodeaux Mowbray, and Scott G. Hereford
THE UTILITY OF CENSUS OR SURVEY FOR MONITORING WHOOPING CRANES IN WINTER, Bruce H. Pugesek and Thomas V. Stehn
SIZE DIFFERENCE IN WHOOPING CRANES REARED FOR TWO REINTRODUCTION METHODS, Richard P. Urbanek, Marianne M. Wellington, and Sabrina Servanty
USE OF FRESHWATER PONDS BY WHOOPING CRANES DURING A DROUGHT PERIOD, Karis Ritenour, Elizabeth Smith, and Barry K. Hartup
PROTOCOL AND RESULTS FROM THE FIRST SEASON OF CAPTIVE-REARING WHOOPING CRANES FOR A NON-MIGRATORY RELEASE IN LOUISIANA, Glenn H. Olsen and Jane N. Chandler
PHOTOPERIOD AND NESTING PHENOLOGY OF WHOOPING CRANES AT TWO CAPTIVE SITES, Glenn H. Olsen
HEMATOLOGY RESULTS FROM EXPERIMENTAL EXPOSURE OF SANDHILL CRANES TO WEST NILE VIRUS, Glenn H. Olsen
SERUM CHEMISTRY, BLOOD GAS, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES OF SANDHILL CRANES SEDATED WITH ALPHA-CHLORALOSE, Richard R. Sim and Barry K. Hartup
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Aborn, D. A., editor. 2014. Proceedings of the North American Crane Workshop 12.
DISTRIBUTION, ABUNDANCE, AND MIGRATION TIMING OF GREATER AND LESSER SANDHILL CRANES WINTERING IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN RIVER DELTA REGION OF CALIFORNIA, Gary L. Ivey, Bruce D. Dugger, Caroline P. Herziger, Michael L. Casazza, and Joseph P. Fleskes
CHARACTERISTICS OF SANDHILL CRANE ROOSTS IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA OF CALIFORNIA, Gary L. Ivey, Bruce D. Dugger, Caroline P. Herziger, Michael L. Casazza, and Joseph P. Fleskes
EFFECTS OF WIND FARMS ON SANDHILL CRANE PLAYA OCCUPANCY ON THE TEXAS HIGH PLAINS, Laura Navarrete and Kerry L. Griffis-Kyle
EVALUATION OF A NUTRACEUTICAL JOINT SUPPLEMENT IN CRANES, Kendra L. Bauer, Ellen S. Dierenfeld, and Barry K. Hartup
TEN-YEAR STATUS OF THE EASTERN MIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANE REINTRODUCTION, Richard P. Urbanek, Sara E. Zimorski, Eva K. Szyszkoski, and Marianne M. Wellington
AN UPDATE ON MORTALITY OF FLEDGED WHOOPING CRANES IN THE ARANSAS/WOOD BUFFALO POPULATION, Thomas V. Stehn and Carey L. Haralson-Strobel
DISTRIBUTION, DENSITIES, AND ECOLOGY OF SIBERIAN CRANES IN THE KHROMA RIVER REGION OF NORTHERN YAKUTIA IN NORTHEASTERN RUSSIA, Inga P. Bysykatova, Gary L. Krapu, Nicolai I. Germogenov, and Deborah A. Buhl
SANDHILL CRANE COLLISIONS WITH WIND TURBINES IN TEXAS, Laura Navarrete and Kerry L. Griffis-Kyle
CHROMIC AND IRON OXIDES AS FECAL MARKERS TO IDENTIFY INDIVIDUAL WHOOPING CRANES, Megan E. Brown, Robert C. Doyle, Jane N. Chandler, Glenn H. Olsen, John B. French, Jr., David E. Wildt, Sarah J. Converse, Carol L. Keefer, and Nucharin Songsasen
TYLOSIN TARTRATE PROMOTES RESOLUTION OF INSECT BITE HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS IN CAPTIVE CRANES, Alina Kelman and Barry K. Hartup
OBSERVATIONS OF MOLT IN REINTRODUCED WHOOPING CRANES, Anne Lacy and Dan McElwee
THE HISTORY AND REINTRODUCTION OF WHOOPING CRANES AT WHITE LAKE WETLANDS CONSERVATION AREA, LOUISIANA, Gay M. Gomez
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Hartup, B. K., editor. 2010. Proceedings of the North American Crane Workshop 11.
SANDHILL CRANES OF COASTAL BRITISH COLUMBIA: RESULTS OF HELICOPTER SURVEYS AND PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS OF HABITAT USE, Krista Roessingh and Briony Penn
BEHAVIOR AND HABITAT USE OF GREATER SANDHILL CRANES WINTERING IN EAST TENNESSEE, David A. Aborn
POSSIBLE COMPETITION BETWEEN WATERFOWL AND SANDHILL CRANES AT HIWASSEE WILDLIFE REFUGE, TENNESSEE, David A. Aborn
SUMMARY OF SANDHILL CRANE SPORT HARVEST IN CANADA 1975-2006, Adrianna C. Araya, Kammie L. Kruse, and Keith D. Warner
SUMMARY OF SANDHILL CRANE HUNTING SEASONS IN KANSAS 1993-2007, David E. Sharp, Helen M. Hands, James A. Dubovsky, and John E. Cornely
CHANGES IN WINTER WHOOPING CRANE TERRITORIES AND RANGE 1950-2006, Thomas V. Stehn and Felipe Prieto
MIGRATION PATTERNS AND MOVEMENTS OF SANDHILL CRANES WINTERING IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHWESTERN LOUSIANA, Sammy L. King, Aaron R. Pierce, Kent R. Hersey, and Nicholas Winstead
SANDHILL CRANE MIGRATION CHRONOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR IN NORTHWESTERN TEXAS, Carroll D. Littlefield
PEDIGREE ANALYSES OF THE MISSISSIPPI SANDHILL CRANE, Jessica R. Henkel
POPULATION STATUS AND GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF GREATER SANDHILL CRANES IN THE MID-CONTINENT POPULATION, Gary L. Krapu and David A. Brandt
AERIAL SURVEY TECHNIQUES FOR BREEDING WHOOPING CRANES, Brian W. Johns
COUNTABILITY OF SANDHILL CRANES IN AERIAL SURVEYS, Douglas H. Johnson, John W. Solberg, and Courtney L. Amundson
DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHOOPING CRANE TRACKING PROJECT GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM, Martha Tacha, Andy Bishop, and Justin Brei
THE EFFECTS OF ANTICOAGULANT CHOICE AND SAMPLE PROCESSING TIME ON HEMATOLOGIC VALUES OF JUVENILE WHOOPING CRANES, Joan Maurer, Betsy Reichenberg, Cristin Kelley, and Barry K. Hartup
EVALUATING PROPAGATION METHOD PERFORMANCE OVER TIME WITH BAYESIAN UPDATING: AN APPLICATION TO INCUBATOR TESTING, Sarah J. Converse, Jane N. Chandler, Glenn H. Olsen, and Charles C. Shafer
STATUS OF NON-MIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANES IN FLORIDA, Martin J. Folk, James A. Rodgers, Jr., Timothy A. Dellinger, Stephen A. Nesbitt, Jeannette M. Parker, Marilyn G. Spalding, Stephen B. Baynes, M. Kathleen Chappell, and Stephen T. Schwikert
SURVIVAL, REPRODUCTION, AND MOVEMENTS OF MIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANES DURING THE FIRST SEVEN YEARS OF REINTRODUCTION, Richard P. Urbanek, Lara E. A. Fondow, and Sara E. Zimorski
NEST DESERTION IN A REINTRODUCED POPULATION OF MIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANES, Richard P. Urbanek, Sara E. Zimorski, Anna M. Fasoli, and Eva K. Szyszkoski
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE OF THE FLORIDA FLOCK OF INTRODUCED WHOOPING CRANES, Marilyn G. Spalding, Martin J. Folk, Stephen A. Nesbitt, and Richard Kiltie
LEG PROBLEMS AND POWER LINE INTERACTIONS IN THE FLORIDA RESIDENT FLOCK OF WHOOPING CRANES, Jaimie L. Miller, Marilyn G. Spalding, and Martin J. Folk
A RETROSPECTIVE OF WHOOPING CRANES IN CAPTIVITY, Cindi Barrett and Thomas V. Stehn
WHOOPING CRANE TITERS IN RESPONSE TO EASTERN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS IMMUNIZATION, Glenn H. Olsen
MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY OF CAPTIVE WHOOPING CRANES AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRANE FOUNDATION 1976-2008, Barry K. Hartup, Jennifer N. Niemuth, Bridget Fitzpatrick, Maureen Fox, and Cristin Kelley
ENDOPARASITES OF GREATER SANDHILL CRANES IN SOUTH-CENTRAL WISCONSIN, Somer Hartman, Betsy Reichenberg, Jane Fanke, Anne E. Lacy, and Barry K. Hartup
MISSISSIPPI SANDHILL CRANE CONSERVATION UPDATE 2006-2008, Scott G. Hereford and Lauren E. Billodeaux
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Folk, M. J., and S. A. Nesbitt, editors. 2008. Proceedings of the North American Crane Workshop 10.
DO WE NEED SUCH RARE BIRDS?, Stephen A. Nesbitt
WHOOPING CRANES AND HUMAN DISTURBANCE: AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND LITERATURE REVIEW, Thomas E. Lewis and R. Douglas Slack
CURRENT STATUS OF NONMIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANES IN FLORIDA, Martin J. Folk, Stephen A. Nesbitt, Jeannette M. Parker, Marilyn G. Spalding, Stephen B. Baynes, and Kristen L. Candelora
A LOW INTENSITY SAMPLING METHOD FOR ASSESSING BLUE CRAB ABUNDANCE AT ARANSAS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF BLUE CRAB ABUNDANCE TO WHOOPING CRANE WINTER MORTALITY, Bruce H. Pugesek, Michael J. Baldwin, and Thomas V. Stehn
WHOOPING CRANE COLLISIONS WITH POWER LINES: AN ISSUE PAPER, Thomas V. Stehn and Tom Wassenich
TRENDS IN SANDHILL CRANE NUMBERS IN EASTERN NEW MEXICO, James B. Montgomery, Jr.
TRENDS IN HABITAT AND POPULATION OF FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANES, Stephen A. Nesbitt and James L. Hatchitt
SPRING MIGRATORY HABITS AND BREEDING DISTRIBUTION OF LESSER SANDHILL CRANES THAT WINTER IN WEST-CENTRAL NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA, Gary L. Krapu and David A. Brandt
TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF HARVESTED MID-CONTINENT SANDHILL CRANES WITHIN THE CENTRAL FLYWAY STATES DURING THE 1997-2001 HUNTING SEASONS, Adrianna C. Araya and James A. Dubovsky
HUNTING SUCCESS FOR MID-CONTINENT SANDHILL CRANES IN THE CENTRAL FLYWAY: COMPARING CURRENT AND HISTORIC RESULTS, James A. Dubovsky and Adrianna C. Araya
REDUCTION OF CROP DEPREDATIONS BY CRANES AT DAURSKY STATE BIOSPHERE RESERVE, SIBERIA, Oleg A. Goroshko, John E. Cornely, and Stephen H. Bouffard
POPULATION STATUS, HUNTING REGULATIONS, AND HARVESTS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN POPULATION OF GREATER SANDHILL CRANES, 1981-2005, Kammie L. Kruse, David E. Sharp, and James A. Dubovsky
MANAGEMENT OF LANDS ALONG THE PLATTE RIVER FROM ELM CREEK TO LEXINGTON, NEBRASKA, AS CRANE HABITAT, James J. Jenniges and Mark M. Peyton
SURVIVAL AND SOURCES OF MORTALITY IN FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE CHICKS—HATCHING TO FLEDGING, Stephen A. Nesbitt, Stephen T. Schwikert, and Marilyn G. Spalding
SANDHILL CRANE NEST HABITAT SELECTION AND FACTORS AFFECTING NEST SUCCESS IN NORTHWESTERN MINNESOTA, Stephen J. Maxson, John R. Fieberg, and Michael R. Riggs
RESPONSES OF NESTING SANDHILL CRANES TO RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AND EFFECTS ON NEST SURVIVAL, Jane E. Austin and Deborah A. Buhl
INTERACTION OF YOUNG FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANES WITH THEIR PARENTS, Stephen A. Nesbitt, Paul S. Kubilis, and Stephen T. Schwikert
SURVEILLANCE FOR WEST NILE VIRUS AT THE INTERNATIONAL CRANE FOUNDATION 2000-2004, Barry K. Hartup
WEST NILE ENCEPHALITIS IN A CAPTIVE FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANE, Cristina M. Hansen, Barry K. Hartup, Olga D. Gonzalez, Douglas E. Lyman, and Howard Steinberg
RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DEVELOPMENTAL LIMB ABNORMALITIES IN CAPTIVE WHOOPING CRANES, Cristin Kelley and Barry K. Hartup
TIMING OF MOLT IN FLORIDA SANDHILL CRANES, Stephen A. Nesbitt and Stephen T. Schwikert
FEATHER MOLT OF NONMIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANES IN FLORIDA, Martin J. Folk, Stephen A. Nesbitt, Jeannette M. Parker, Marilyn G. Spalding, Stephen B. Baynes, and Kristen L. Candelora
BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) OF NORMAL SANDHILL CRANES, Stephen A. Nesbitt, Marilyn G. Spalding, Kristen L. Candelora, Paul S. Kubilis, and Stephen T. Schwikert
NEW HUNTER EDUCATION STRATEGIES TO PROTECT WHOOPING CRANES IN TEXAS AND KANSAS, Lee Ann Johnson Linam, Helen M. Hands, and Jay Roberson
USE OF CLAP TRAPS IN CAPTURING NONMIGRATORY WHOOPING CRANES IN FLORIDA, Jeannette M. Parker, Martin J. Folk, Stephen B. Baynes, and Kristen L. Candelora
AERIAL CENSUS TECHNIQUES FOR WHOOPING CRANES ON THE TEXAS COAST, Thomas V. Stehn and Thomas E. Taylor
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