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 A nest site of the highly threatened Wattled Crane in the KZN Midlands. |
 The KZN Crane Foundation performs an annual aerial survey throughout KZN to monitor crane populations. |
 The Blue Crane, South Africa's national bird. |
 Brent Coverdale (KZN Midlands Field Officer) colour rings a juvenile Wattled crane. |
 Many landowners attended the Grassland Conservation Day in the Underberg District in May 2003. |
 The largest and the most threatened of Africa's crane species, the Wattled Crane. |
 Environmental Education Workshops are held in many rural schools throughtout KwaZulu-Natal. |
 Assessments of Wattled Crane Breeding habitat is vital for a better understanding of the needs of cranes for breeding and survival. |
 The KZN Crane Foundation works closely with Entabeni Communications, based at the Hlatikulu Crane and Wetland Sanctuary. |
 Prime Wattled Crane breeding habitat, the Umgeni Vlei is home to the highest concentration of breeding pairs in the country. |