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Grey Parrots: Beauty & Brains in the Wild

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This YouTube video and related text was written and produced by the World Parrot Trust.

In this video, we observe the majestic African Grey Parrot, a species renowned for its intelligence and striking appearance. You’ll witness their natural animal behavior as they navigate their rainforest habitat. These smart animals are truly a wonder of wildlife, showcasing the beauty and complexity of parrots in their natural environment. 🦜

We protect parrots. WPT is a leading, science-based, results-oriented parrot conservation and welfare organization.

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Women In Conservation: Saving Parrots & Protecting Our Planet | International Women’s Day 2025

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Women in Conservation: Protecting Parrots, Protecting the Planet 🌍✨

Parrots are among the most vibrant and intelligent birds on Earth, yet nearly one in three species is at risk of extinction.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, the World Parrot Trust is honoured to bring together an inspiring panel of women leading conservation efforts to protect endangered parrots, restore habitats, and drive meaningful change.

Meet Our Panellists:
🔹 Cristiana Senni – Wildlife Trade Researcher & Trustee, World Parrot Trust

Cristiana has been involved with … Continue

A Journey Home For Maluku’s Parrots: June’24 Translocation

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On June 21, 2024, a special journey began across the Maluku Islands in Indonesia as 68 rescued animals, once caught in the illegal pet trade, finally returned home.

This remarkable group, including White Cockatoos, Chattering Lories, Violet-Necked Parrots, and Moluccan Cockatoos, was rescued by forestry officers over the past year and entrusted to the North Sulawesi Natural Resources Conservation Agency. From there, they were brought to Tasikoki Wildlife Rescue Centre, where they received dedicated care and rehabilitation as they awaited their release.

After months of preparation and final health checks, they … Continue