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Playing on how humans often name their parrots Polly, parrots are one way we can open our awareness to see how our crises are interconnected

May we humans and all species have the chance to flourish, as have the cranes, because of what we have done and will do.

The birds had told us we belong. In fact, they always tell us that, but in that moment we were able to hear them.

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.

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

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

One Earth Conservation is continuing to update the way we communicate with the world. In January we were so pleased to share our new logo...

La devastación de La Moskitia está dañando la vida. Se ha perdido mucho, pero recientemente el gobierno hondureño está ayudando a los indíge

The indigenous macaw conservationists are losing ground to special interests, who put at risk the beautiful land and wildlife of La Moskitia

We describe the Apu Pauni Project, a coalition of communities and organizations striving to recover the macaw populations in La Moskitia

Watching birds is good for us and for all of life. Find out how you can save yourself and birds, and how to join us for our upcoming walks.

Experiencing and imagining catastrophic loss is a motivator, but it might not be enough.  At least it isn’t for me on most days, as I mourn

A little over a month ago I wrote about how counting parrots as part of our population monitoring efforts was like a prayer for me. I asked

The Earth has been telling us, for decades (and longer), "I told you so! You can't keep on the way you are without dire consequence

I find myself increasingly focused on the intersection of my work with One Earth Conservation on biodiversity loss, specifically among Latin