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These opening remarks, given at the Foster Parrots Fundraiser and Memorial, invite us to go on without hope, but with love and connection.

Birding helps us embrace the reality of life and death, and hence become better stewards of 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!

Watching birds is good for us and for all of life. Find out how you can save yourself and birds, and how to join us for our upcoming walks.

Parrot team in Guatemala, April 2021, with Dr. LoraKim Joyner This week, One Earth Conservation teams up with Cuerpo de Conservación in...

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

Children accompany us during our conservation activities in La Moskitia, Honduras. It helps them learn by example, and its fun for all!

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

Iota in November 2020 destroyed this village, and the parrot rangers there persisted, protecting parrots whose wings set us free.

Evelyn, one of a team of young parrot rangers, takes risk to protect the endangered yellow-headed parrot in Guatemala.

People keep asking me if I’m deliriously happy to be free from the stay-at-home lifestyle and able to fly free with my beloveds. Yes, but...

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

We center our work ever more on relationships, community empowerment, grassroots fundraising, and decolonization.

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...

¡Estoy cansada de la muerte!Quiero trabajar por la vida, arriesgando todo lo que pueda por la transformación de las prácticas de la sociedad

It is an honor and a privilege to make the current draft available to the parrot world, for it is a testament to the efforts of the people.

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.”

Parrots do more than mimic speech – they have a language and a world all their own. Their lives are full like humans. Come be a parrot!

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