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There's reason for hope for this planet's bipeds, feathered and featherless. Also reason for despair: the poachers have developed be

We don’t want to lose the population here on the Pacific coast of Honduras, well, first, because this culture and parrot families matter. An

Really what One Earth Conservation is after is freedom, for none are free until all are free. This is the work of conservation. This is the

I am so excited to be going on my first trip ever to Latin America. I’ll be joining LoraKim and nine other North Americans from December 2 t

A couple of weeks ago, LoraKim and I spent a wonderful weekend on Nantucket Island, presenting a Nurture Nature workshop for, and engaging i

In reality no one knows beyond anecdotal evidence the status of parrots in Guyana, one of two remaining countries in Latin America where tra

Although there is some sense that the population might be growing, this has not been confirmed. In addition we heard that 16 parakeets were

Climate change really isn’t just about the temperature rising on our planet. It’s about the contribution of rising temperatures to “global w

I’m currently listening to a fascinating audio book called, “The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative,” by

For years now, LoraKim Joyner has been living a dangerous and challenging, but also great, adventure! I am so excited that I will be joining

Dr. LoraKim Joyner returns to beautiful Guyana to see how One Earth Conservation might witness to and be in solidarity with the people and p

With enough grit, perseverance, honest and empathetic relationships, and probably a bit of luck, we can decrease poaching, even dramatically

Birding is the synthesis of individuals and communities, of art and science, and of secularism and religion. Watching birds allows us to liv

Worn together the clerical collar and scrubs offer my hope that we can achieve a better life for humans, other species, and our ecosystems w

Every individual is interconnected in beauty. It is a beauty we were born with, wild, and inescapable. Yet, we lose sight of this. To regain

It was as if someone died. The time had been too short, and our hearts were like so much laundry hung out in the sky, our tears to dry. It i

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

The children of the village Mabita, Honduras in the Moskitia pine savanna play with me as we make videos to show you how to develop your rel