Habitat selection and food choice of White-naped Cranes (Grus vipio) at stopover sites based on satellite tracking and stable isotope analysis

Changes in the landscape patterns of Black‐necked Crane habitat and its correlation with their individual population numbers during the past 40 years in China

“…Globally cranes generally have geographically separate breeding and wintering habitats, making it difficult to make protected areas that include both. Furthermore, many crane species also feed on anthropogenically modified land‐use types, mainly croplands after harvest (Liu et al, 2022 ; Mi et al, 2018 ). It is important to use remote sensing techniques to show how available habitat types have changed over time.…”