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Evelyn, one of a team of young parrot rangers, takes risk to protect the endangered yellow-headed parrot in Guatemala.

People keep asking me if I’m deliriously happy to be free from the stay-at-home lifestyle and able to fly free with my beloveds. Yes, but...

First the heavy winds and rain came to the village, and then the parrots seeking refuge from two hurricanes that devastated Honduras

Conservationists impact parrots’ lives for the better all the time. They develop a heart inspired touch that pervades their work.

The foundation of the work of One Earth Conservation is that anyone and everyone can be a wildlife conservationist, with our focus being on

The greatest cause of conservation project failure was interpersonal relations, not external factors like politics, corruption, and violence

The lead parrot conservationist told me on the last day, “This parrot project has benefited so many people on this island.”  I teared up, kn

So many people have been “sold a bill of goods,” in this case plastic-wrapped or plastic-bagged this or that, while their interests and need

I don't know if human kind can ever avoid the tragedy and violence inherent in our species and societies, but there will always be ferti

These 6 areas are located where there are the most yellow-naped parrots in all of Guatemala, which is along the pacific coast of the country

I wish you deep meaning in your love for parrots, and to all of us that have relationships to them, and I also know that we must face the ha

There is a town in Nicaragua known as Esperanza, which means “Hope” in Spanish. Right now it doesn’t feel as if there is much hope there, as

We will be having a Holiday Parrot Party and Fundraiser on December 10, 2018 in Manhattan, NY. By sharing these films together we make sure

Okay, first off, there is no such thing as "perfection" in conservation. It's an art that depends on so many factors, and the

Our community coordinator in the village of Rus Rus told me that in this area trees, creeks, and birds are the lungs of La Miskito, because

Working in conservation for over 30 years in Latin America has taught me that conservation is more about peace than war - peace in ourselves

There is an island in Lake Nicaragua that is bursting with hope.   Recent population studies of the endangered yellow-naped amazon indicate

In many countries we have community patrols that are reducing poaching. In Paraguay though we do not have the means yet to address the illeg

Yency Contreras risked his life to make his dreams come true. Traveling from Honduras, through Guatemala and Mexico, he ended up as the son

​I have an urgent sense that the poaching must stop, now, though the trapping of wild parrots for the pet trade has gone on for a long time.