The International Crane Foundation (ICF) Rwanda Crane and Wetland Conservation Project aims to secure and improve the ecological integrity of key sites for cranes in Rwanda by collaborating with local communities and key stakeholders and monitoring and mitigating threats to Grey Crowned Cranes in these sites. The Rwanda project is part of ICF’s Africa Programs, which aims to maintain stable wild populations of four threatened crane species resident in Sub-Saharan Africa: Wattled, Blue, Black Crowned, and Grey Crowned. The ICF currently has three regional hubs across Africa, located in South Africa, Zambia, and Uganda, and will be expanding into West / Central Africa. The Rwanda project works within our East African Regional Hub with the Head Quarters in Kampala, Uganda.