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Martin Luther King Jr. and birds tell us of freedom to address the parrot crisis, which is a polycrisis.

By asking hard questions of others and ourselves we can bring transformation and hope to every conversation and action.

Listening to birds and bells is good for us, and when humans are nurtured they can in turn nurture and care for the earth

One Earth presents two reports on their work in parrot conservation in Paraguay and the start of a new parrot non-profit

Being with birds connects us to beauty and to each other.

The village of Kalebaskreek, Suriname has elected to become a bird reserve by protecting all bird species in their community area.

Abundant food is a reason for parrots and people to gather in Guyana

More than one hundred people who are passionate about parrots gathered together online this past week for the first Parrot Crisis Summit.

As the free virtual Parrot Crisis Summit approaches, it is shaping up to include an amazing assortment of voices from around the world.

The Parrot Crisis Summit, a global gathering to raise awareness and form action plans, aims do decrease the harm of the parrot trade.

Indigenous people are building a wildlife sanctuary to save the critically endangered great green macaw, but who will come to aid them?

Parrots and the people who live where they naturally range have changed me and can change the world for the better

The Rescue and LIberation of La Moskitia, Honduras cares for many parrots, some of which will suffer and die because of the wildlife trade.

Woo doggies. It has been a heck of spring and early summer travel schedule for One Earth Conservation! In early May, Rev. Dr. LoraKim...

Here’s another former graduate of One Earth Conservation’s 2023 Parrot Conservation Corps (PCC), who is also serving as a Group Leader in...

Parrot conservation is a burden with glorious purpose. We come together in solidarity with all of life, making promises and commitment.

We continue to meet another graduate of One Earth Conservation’s 2023 Parrot Conservation Corps (PCC), Daiana Noelia Lera .

To end the harm of the parrot trade, it will take a group of us to form something stronger bonded in awe and love of this life and earth.

The international demand means hundreds, if not thousands, of parrots eggs are poached. The wildilfe trade is devastating to parrots.

People came to the island of Ometepe, Nicaragua as strangers, and during the 4 days as parrot pilgrims, became family, and left transformed.