Join conservation photographer Mike Forsberg at Rowe Sanctuary for the 'Pedaling the Whooper Highway' event. This initiative tracks the 1086-mile migration path of the endangered Whooping Crane from the Texas Gulf Coast to the prairies of Saskatchewan. Attendees will enjoy a presentation and a community ride-along, highlighting the importance of habitat conservation. This event serves as a scheduled rest day for the journey, offering a unique opportunity to engage with environmental advocacy and local wildlife.
What to Expect
An engaging mix of environmental education and outdoor activity at a premier sanctuary.
Who Should Attend
- Conservationists
- Cyclists
- Nature lovers
- Students
- Wildlife enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
Presentation followed by a ride-along event at the sanctuary grounds.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Rowe Sanctuary and Platte Basin Timelapse · Non-profit Organization
Dedicated to the conservation of the Platte River ecosystem and wildlife.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the featured speaker?
Conservation photographer Mike Forsberg.
What is the event about?
The migration path of the Whooping Crane and habitat conservation.
Where is it held?
Rowe Sanctuary, 44450 Elm Island Rd, Gibbon, NE.
Is there a ride-along?
Yes, the event includes a community ride-along.
What is the distance of the highway?
The migration path is approximately 1086 miles.
When does the journey end?
The journey typically concludes in late June in Saskatchewan.
Tags
Conservation
Cycling
Wildlife
Education
Nebraska
Nature
Summary
A conservation-focused presentation and cycling event at Rowe Sanctuary featuring photographer Mike Forsberg.
Highlights
- Presentation by Mike Forsberg
- Community ride-along
- Whooping Crane conservation focus
- Rowe Sanctuary venue
- Educational experience
- Environmental advocacy
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