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Please help spread this message – that ordinary people, like you and me, can produce extraordinary results in extraordinary times

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

Just when it seems that we have come through one hard time, along comes another, and another. How is hope possible? Together!

Thank you for helping One Earth Conservation to make the dream of the good life for people and parrots a possibility! Please join us!

Come, let us trust in our capacity for kindness, for presence, for care, and to love. Come, join the Parrot Conservation Corps.

TC in the context of climate change depends on such “outer” (societal) and “inner” (personal) transformations supporting and reinforcing one

Re COVID-19 in Honduras: "...we are a poor country...many people...use what they work during the day to live on that day..." Can you help?

I spent Monday afternoon at Rite Aid and became the unofficial conservation hero of the day!

I agree that we must take care of the most oppressed, and ourselves as well. To do so we need to get at the root causes that lead to dominat

What do you do when there aren’t many of a particular species left on the planet? You face the reality, dig into hope, team up, and do the

Even though conservation is continually uniquely created nearly in every moment, like any artistic endeavor, there are certain techniques th

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

As you know, One Earth Conservation works on a daily basis to help some of the most endangered parrots in the world. Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner

The film demonstrates how and why community conservation can work, and must work. If the local people are not engaged and committed, then th

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

Often people imagine the life of a field conservationist as being exciting. It can be, but it’s also a march through discomfort and unexpec

Surrounded by a ring of fire.  All around us we see evidence of the destructive nature of nature. This includes human nature, for it is wide

LoraKim is deep in the field in Guyana right now and I had not heard from her for a number of days. I've learned through the years not t

Santiago Lacuth, our field coordinator in Honduras wrote a song where he sings about his beloved ancestral lands. In this video, sung in Mis

This particular batch of ten scarlet macaw chicks were being transported in a bucket  in the back of a truck traveling along the dirt road t