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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:

Though it feels like war at times due to the overwhelming challenges and frequent threats and actualities of violence, we must live and brea

People report having three awe-inspiring experiences a week. How many do you have? Think back on this week – how many times did you drop you

Often when we are out doing parrot surveys in various countries some member of the Brotogeris genera fly by, so high, erratically, and fast.

Last week just got away from me, so I’m blogging today about both the fourth and fifth parrots on LoraKim’s list of the world’s most beautif

The greatest cause of conservation project failure was interpersonal relations, not external factors like politics, corruption, and violence

Let’s talk, today, about the third bird on LoraKim Joyner’s list of the most beautiful parrots, which is the yellow-faced parrot. The conser

Due to “popular demand,” I am providing our readers with LoraKim’s list of which parrot species (living and extinct) she considers the most

It’s often the case for me that the more I get to know an individual (human or otherwise) I discover more and more ways that they are unique

Experiencing and imagining catastrophic loss is a motivator, but it might not be enough.  At least it isn’t for me on most days, as I mourn

A little over a month ago I wrote about how counting parrots as part of our population monitoring efforts was like a prayer for me. I asked

During a nest watch of yellow-naped amazons, I was dreaming in the sun…that one day when those with power and privilege are spied out amongs

Every parrot in every home is linked back to the devastating trade. This fact might elicit some shame or anger, but mostly it is a statement