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Scientists, conservationists and field biologists are celebrating ten years of working together to better understand the lives of parrots an

We yearn for accountability, for to be accountable means that you count, you matter. It means that you belong. I believe we need more belong

The abundance of this place, the songs of its people and its birds, will be health and wisdom and indwelling light. This is no paradisal

We are here to witness to the tragedy and the loss of beauty, so that life can be preserved.

Liberation involves the liberation of the earth to restore maximum creativity and deep, universal, and unconditional solidarity.

Come, let us trust in our capacity for kindness, for presence, for care, and to love. Come, join the Parrot Conservation Corps.

Just as long as we have breath, we must answer yes to your life, though with pain you made your way, may hope meet you each day.

TC in the context of climate change depends on such “outer” (societal) and “inner” (personal) transformations supporting and reinforcing one

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

Conservationists impact parrots’ lives for the better all the time. They develop a heart inspired touch that pervades their work.

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

Though it may seem like things have stopped throughout the world, those who carry out essential services are still taking risks to care for

Re COVID-19 in Honduras: "...we are a poor country...many people...use what they work during the day to live on that day..." Can you help?

Anayda and Rosa (This is blog was originally published in 2016) Rosa came into this world weighing maybe 20 grams, all pink with unruly...

I spent Monday afternoon at Rite Aid and became the unofficial conservation hero of the day!

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

My parrot conservation exploratory trip to French Guiana was a success, that is, if I let go of the devastating low number of parrots I saw.

I agree that we must take care of the most oppressed, and ourselves as well. To do so we need to get at the root causes that lead to dominat

The heartache of conservation mixes with the awe of life and slowly over the years I have learned that there is no beauty without tragedy.

We continue to honor One Earth team members with this music video, Fly Parrot Fly, by musician and song writer, Michael Schindlinger: