05/13/2026
What does it take to sustain collaboration for decades?
ICL President Dianne Russell recently returned to Nebraska's Platte River — where ICL helped convene conservation leaders back in 1989 — to see how that work has grown. The cranes still arrive by the million each spring, and the collaborations protecting their habitat have only deepened.
In our latest blog post, Dianne shares five practical lessons from the leaders coordinating this work today, plus a look back at how it all began.
When the Cranes Depend on Us - Lessons for Collaboration: https://www.icl.org/blog/when-the-cranes-depend-on-us-lessons-for-collaboration/
Photo credits: Dianne Russell The Platte River and Its Ecosystem Imagine a river that once was described as a mile wide and an inch deep. Historically, that was the braided ... Read more