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

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

The liberated scarlet macaws and the people who care for them in this cloud forest are true champions of these mountains in Gracias, Hondura

In Paraguay we discovered a new scientific technique for gathering information from parrot nests - a sticky water bottle.

Congratulations to the parrots rangers of Guyana for the very first sun parakeet and macaw nests documented by photos in Guyana

The Parrot Rangers of Suriname are already saving parrots, beginning with one life saved which is where we all can start.

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

The heavy rains due to climate change put us all at risk, including the conservationists and the parrots they protect.

Birds are good for us - they help us come into a sense of peaceful interconnection.

Batavia, Suriname is a pilgrimage site for those who wish to honor and care for all life, including the people and parrots of the region.

A mother scarlet macaw lost her chicks twice to poachers in the same year. Her loss echoes our own, as does her strength.

By turning to nature, to the jungle, to parrots, to one another, and to the great beauty and tragedy around us, we can heal the earth.

The ranch hands and cowboys of Paraguay turn towards conservation to protect their parrots, and we thank them for it!

Pictures and statistics of One Earth Conservation's 2020-2021 parrot nesting season presented along with poetry.

The parrot conservation team in La Moskitia, Honduras is fierce, strong, and courageous. Come meet them in this photo collage.

To assess the parrot populations in hard to reach areas, we experimented with a methodology to survey parrot populations from rivers.

Just a few days ago a colleague of mine was murdered in Guatemala. His name is Pedro Viteri Aggiola. It’s true that we can’t be sure what...

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

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