Echoed throughout these pages is our steadfast commitment to raising awareness for the preservation, conservation and education of both wild and captive parrot species. Collaboration within the avian community is crucial. It's up to all of us to advocate for their well-being and to take responsibility for their future.
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The Birds and The Bees
A magnificent blue color, the Lear’s Macaw lives in only a very small area of the Northeastern State of Bahia, Brazil.
Because of a shortage in nesting sites from deforestation and illegal poaching for the pet trade across Central and South America, hyacinth macaws are at risk – only a small population of 6,500 hyacinth macaws remain in the wild. Since 1990 the wild population has shown signs of a recovery and may be stabilizing probably…
Have you ever noticed the sub title of Parrot Life Magazine? While the official magazine of HARI remains popular with the companion bird “spoke” of the avian community, we wanted to expand a little bit on the true meaning of the words : Companionship – Health – Behavior – Aviculture – Conservation.
HARI is widely recognized around the world for its clinical work on avian nutrition and care, but there’s something about this respected place of study that may surprise you.
The Dominica parrot program has become a template for real-time, ecosystem-level conservation efforts across the Lesser Antilles.
Optimum levels of protein, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and other nutrients critical to the proper growth and development of parrot chicks through to fledgling.