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Sandhill cranes, ancient birds facing climate change, are altering their migration routes due to drought and water scarcity in the West. Farmers in crane hotspots are grappling with water cuts and shifting snowpack, while locals and birders appreciate the cranes presence. Scientists study cranes adaptation to resilient crops, and refuges manage water resources to support the birds. The Wests water web is tightly interconnected, and cranes survival depends on their ability to adapt to changing conditions.

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