One Earth Conservation

Looking at parrots is a scientific art, such as during parrot conservation in Paraguay. It changes one to listen to what the parrot says.

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.

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

Parrot conservationists remind me of Wendell Berry whose writings say to me, “If we don’t know where we are, we don’t know who we are.”

We know how to do conservation, with communities, but the reality of government, societal and ecological fragility is always threatening to

Yes, we need birds in this time of a pandemic, and the many other disasters happening to life on earth. They foster biodiversity and help ea

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