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On-line registration for the RWC is now open.
Click here to be taken to the registration page.
Update: As of Monday, Feb. 8, the following events are full: * Photography workshop * Friday evening
crane viewing * Saturday morning crane viewing * Half-day Sunday morning field trip Waiting lists are being kept
for all full events.
To order a conference t-shirt, follow this link.
Please note the following:
* Fill out one on-line registration form for each person attending. Proceed to checkout when all persons you are registering for have been
entered.
* The photography workshop and field trips are for conference registrants only.
* Registration fees include all programs and speakers, plus breakfast, lunch, and banquet on Saturday (vegetation options will be
available). Field trips and photography workshop are extra.
* Prices for overall registration and some events will increase after Feb. 28.
* Get your hotel reservations.
The registration brochure, which details the list of activities for the weekend,
can be downloaded here. Print the form, fill out the registration pages, and send with
check or credit card information to the address on page 2 of the form.
If you prefer to have a hard copy of the registration materials mailed to you, call (402) 797-2301.

Gather with wildlife enthusiasts from around the world to celebrate the annual migration of 500,000 sandhill cranes and millions of
waterfowl through central Nebraska. This 40th annual conference is open to anyone interested in experiencing one of the
greatest wildlife spectacles on Earth and learning more about the natural world in a friendly and informal atmosphere.
Celebration Highlights
Field trips:
- Pre-conference, all-day birding trip on Thursday, March 18
- Post-conference birding trip with Scott Weidensaul, Sunday, March 21
- Sunrise and sunset visits to crane viewing blinds along the Platte Rivernot to be missed!
- Day-long and half-day excursions to local wetlands and lakes to view migrating waterfowl and native Nebraska wildlife
Featured speakers:
- Scott Weidensaul Naturalist, author of more than two dozen natural history books, including Living on the Wind:
Across the Hemisphere with Migratory Birds, a Pulitzer Prize finalist
- Michael Forsberg Nature photographer, author of Great
Plains: America's Lingering Wild
- Ron Klataske Executive director, Audubon of Kansas
- Chris Wood Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Conference activities are held in the convention center at the Holiday Inn in Kearney, (308) 237-5971. Discount room rates are
available for conference registrants. Information on local accommodations and sites of interest can be found at
www.visitkearney.org and at
www.kearneycoc.org.
Registration materials will be ready by late December. On-line registration will be available as will downloadable registration forms
from this Web page, or one can be sent to you by writing or calling Audubon Nebraska, P.O. Box 117, Denton, NE 68339; (402) 797-2301.
For crane viewing information, write or call Rowe Sanctuary at
44450 Elm Island Road, Gibbon, NE 68840; (308) 468-5282.
Refund Policy: Unpredictable March weather is one of the fun experiences of life in central Nebraska. If you need to
cancel your reservation due to snow or any other reason, or if you have any questions, call the office at (402) 797-2301.
Registrations canceled two weeks before the RWC or earlier will be given full refunds. Cancellations happening two weeks before
up until the RWC will be offered fifty percent refunds. If any field trip was filled prior to our receiving your
registration, we will keep you on a waiting list and will let you know if an opening occurs. The lists will be kept current
up until field trip time. Paid individuals for which there was no space will be issued field trip refunds. |
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