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The village of Kalebaskreek, Suriname has elected to become a bird reserve by protecting all bird species in their community area.

Abundant food is a reason for parrots and people to gather in Guyana

We continue to meet another graduate of One Earth Conservation’s 2023 Parrot Conservation Corps (PCC), Daiana Noelia Lera .

To end the harm of the parrot trade, it will take a group of us to form something stronger bonded in awe and love of this life and earth.

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.

May we all awaken to the sacredness of water, transform our relationship with it, work to clean the water and use it wisely and gratefully.

Beginning a parrot conservation project in Kalebaskreek, Suriname shows how conservation is the art of just showing up.

Preliminary results of sun parakeet observations show us how much we don't know, and how much we have to learn. Join us!

The Parakeet Rangers of Karsabai, Guyana are following their dream of sun parakeet conservation by learning how to climb trees.

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.

During August 2021 a diverse team came together to count the vinaceous-breasted amazon at Limoy Reserve in Paraguay.

The sun parakeets of Guyana symbolize freedom and so much for those who live with them and protect them.

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.

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.”