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Freeing the Caged Bird: Interview with Eileen McCarthy |
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Tuesday, January 25 2005 @ 01:49 AM UTC
Contributed by: MikeSchindlinger
Views: 7954
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Freeing the Caged Bird
The Satya Interview with Eileen McCarthy
Eileen McCarthy is co-founder and Executive Director of the Midwest
Avian Adoption and Rescue Services (MAARS), an organization dedicated
to the welfare of captive and wild parrots exploited by the pet trade.
In addition to operating a sanctuary called The Landing, for abandoned,
abused or voluntarily surrendered captive parrots of all species, MAARS
actively promotes avian welfare education and advocacy through classes,
consultations and presentations on a local and national level.
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Mystery of missing feral parrot in UK |
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Tuesday, January 25 2005 @ 01:36 AM UTC
Contributed by: MikeSchindlinger
Views: 6000
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The owners of a free flying parrot considered "part of the family" are hoping to start the new year by being reunited with their pet, which they believe has been stolen.
Edward and Susan Warner, who run The Railway Hotel pub, Station Way, Cheam, had owned the Amazon Orange Wing parrot named Basil for three years before he disappeared.
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That Parrot Could Earn You Five Years in Prison, in Uganda |
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Tuesday, January 25 2005 @ 01:28 AM UTC
Contributed by: MikeSchindlinger
Views: 5363
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Uganda, Africa: People illegally keeping parrots have three months to register them or face five years imprisonment.
"Of recent the African Grey Parrot is facing extinction because of its high demand by mostly the expatriate community. UWA has given chance to those keeping parrots for pets to register them with us," said Mr Tom Obong Okello a UWA Community Conservation Coordinator UWA in an interview on Monday.
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Parrot squawks mistress's name to man's wife |
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Tuesday, January 25 2005 @ 01:25 AM UTC
Contributed by: MikeSchindlinger
Views: 8535
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Tel Aviv - An Israeli who taught his pet parrot the name of his mistress now faces divorce - after the bird kept squawking it to his wife.
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U.S. government returns smuggled parrots to Mexico |
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Thursday, January 13 2005 @ 12:31 AM UTC
Contributed by: MikeSchindlinger
Views: 13180
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ELLIOT SPAGAT - Associated Press - Posted on Tue, Dec. 21, 2004
SAN DIEGO - They tried to enter the United States in the wee hours of the morning, many of them stuffed in black metal boxes inside a silver Nissan pickup truck.
After being rescued by a border inspector, they spent months in captivity while U.S. and Mexican officials negotiated their repatriation. An official from Mexico City flew to the border city of Tijuana to greet them Monday.
They are not illegal immigrants. They are smuggled parrots - 90 red-headed and lilac-crowned Amazon parrots believed to have been captured in the tropics of southern Mexico. Authorities said they were likely to be sold at flea markets and pet shops, mostly in Southern California, for up to $800 apiece.
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Parrot Jungle too broke to make payments... low attendence cited |
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Monday, January 10 2005 @ 11:38 PM UTC
Contributed by: MikeSchindlinger
Views: 6222
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MIAMI -- The new Parrot Jungle is having a hard time paying its bills, and because of an agreement with the county, so far Miami-Dade is having to pick up the multimillion-dollar tab.
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Australia's pivot to plantations may be too late for nearly extinct parrots - Mongabay.comHe tried to save a rare parrot. It cost him his life. - The Washington PostHow much pawikans and blue-naped parrots contribute to the environment, tourism - Philstar.comParakeet mobs, octopus moves, and other curious phenomena - National GeographicUnleashing the conservation potential of captive parrots by enabling wild behaviours - University of BirminghamSharon Matola, devoted zookeeper and conservationist, dies at 66 - The Washington Post32,000 Indians opt for voluntary disclosure scheme regarding exotic animals like kangaroos, lemurs - Scroll.inCurrent protected areas not enough to save parrots from extinction: Study - Mongabay.comOn the brink of extinction but saved in the nick of time - Deccan HeraldWildlife conservation: Forgotten illustrations from the WCS archives - CBBC Newsround - CBBC NewsroundFor Brazil's most trafficked parrot, the poaching is relentless - Mongabay.comThese parrots developed new dialects in captivity. Can their wild kin understand them? - National Geographic UKThe 20 Most Expensive Pets to Own - NewsweekRed List update: parrots of the Americas in peril - BirdLife InternationalUN issues stamps celebrating endemic species listed in the CITES Appendices - Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)Study reveals how species once extinct in the wild have bounced back - Mongabay.comOakland Zoo Launches 'Taking Action Against the Illegal Wildlife Trade' Campaign with New Exhibit - PR WebHow pet owners are key to making the parrot trade sustainable - BirdLife InternationalPoachers select parrot species based on their attractiveness - BirdGuidesTo Help a Rare Brazilian Parrot, Start With a Crossbow and Rappelling Beekeepers - Atlas ObscuraCould British zoos become extinct? - Telegraph.co.ukBirdsCaribbean welcomes renewed gov't support for Dominica's native parrots - Jamaica ObserverNew Oakland Zoo exhibit exposes perils of illegal wildlife trade, how you can help - The Mercury NewsRare western ground parrot caught on camera in the wild - ABC NewsA captive breeding program taught Puerto Rican parrots to "speak" differently - Massive ScienceCan Parrots That Speak Different Dialects Understand Each Other? - ForbesEndangered African grey parrots rescued from wildlife traffickers - BBC Discover WildlifeSwift Action Needed to Save Critically Endangered Tasmanian Parrot - SciTechDailyNewsletter 2021-04-08 - Mongabay.comBrazil's blue macaws, golden lion tamarins back in traffickers' sights - Mongabay.comNew Zealand's quirky kākāpō are pulled back from the edge of extinction - The Natural History MuseumSpix's macaw returns to Brazil, but is overshadowed by controversy - Mongabay.comVideo: Captive-reared scarlet macaws get a second chance at life in the wild - Mongabay.comGranting exotic pet owners in India amnesty could aid wildlife conservation, lower human-animal conflict - FirstpostFive Parrots Separated at British Zoo After Swearing at Visitors - One Green PlanetConservation Biologist Murdered In Colombia Saved Two Species - ForbesAs Extreme Weather Events Increase, What Are the Risks to Wildlife? • The Revelator - The RevelatorJuvenile survival of world's rarest parrot more than halves - Phys.orgUp to 48 species saved from extinction by conservation efforts, study finds - The GuardianAnimal rights charity slams stars of Britain's Tiger Kings for causing 'immense suffering' - Mirror OnlineParrots collaborate with invisible partners - Science DailyThe Blue Macaw Parrot Made Famous in 'Rio' Is Officially Extinct In the Wild | RELEVANT - RELEVANT MagazineLoved to Death - Earth Island Journal - Earth Island JournalFederal government considers lifting ban on importing parrots 25 years after it was introduced - The GuardianLoro Parque Fundación introduces more Lear's macaws into their natural habitat in Brazil - Great ReporterSaving the African grey parrot: the battle to beat the pet smugglers - Financial Times‘We simply do not have the right to abandon wildlife’ - Times of IndiaOrange-bellied parrot: best year in a decade for critically endangered bird - The GuardianRare Parrots Rebound In New Zealand And Australia - World AtlasIndonesia kicks off 2021 with a bumper crop of bird seizures - Wildlife Trade News from TRAFFIC - TRAFFIC - Wildlife Trade NewsHow the wild parrots of San Diego arrived in America's Finest City - 10NewsPet birds, parrots require special knowledge and care - The Resident Community News Group, Inc. | The Resident Community News Group, Inc. - The Resident Community NewsParrots Live in New York City. Here's How They Make It in the Urban Jungle - Discover MagazineA virtual menagerie: How conservation and rescue efforts can connect us with wildlife around the world - The Washington PostWildlife in 'catastrophic decline' due to human destruction, scientists warn - BBC NewsTrack a kākāpō? New Zealand's precious parrot under drone eye - The GuardianTackling illegal killing, taking and trade of birds in Sub-Saharan Africa - BirdLife InternationalWhich Animals Are Going Extinct? The 32 Closest Ones Are Often Overlooked - Discover MagazineEscaped pet parrots are now naturalized in 23 US states, study finds - Science DailyWild birds: licence to kill or take for conservation purposes (GL40) - GOV.UKGet wild with Animal Magic! - WDIV ClickOnDetroitHow the world's fattest parrot came back from the brink - The GuardianGrey-breasted Parakeet recovers from three fledglings to a thousand - BirdLife InternationalCan tech save the kakapo, New Zealand's 'gorgeous, hilarious' parrot? - CNNBrazilian Amazon drained of millions of wild animals by criminal networks: Report - Mongabay.comJailbird Parrots Return to the Wild...As Fugitives - Audubon Magazine BlogEnvironmental Kids' Books for 2021 - Publishers WeeklyUS Fish And Wildlife Provides Funding To Help Conserve The Puerto Rican Parrot - ForbesHundreds of wild parrots are thriving in this Brazilian city - National GeographicEdinburgh Zoo’s endangered parrot chick has fledged the nest - Edinburgh NewsRare Cape Parrots' numbers slowly increasing, thanks to conservation efforts - DispatchLIVEHow to spot wildlife in the city: Tips from an urban naturalist - EuronewsSwift action needed to help critically endangered parrot - Science at ANUInside Germany's Giant, Hungry, Flightless-Bird Problem - National Audubon SocietyFearless weka steals the show – The Gisborne Herald - Gisborne HeraldAustralian Palm Cockatoos Threatened with Extinction | Biology - Sci-News.comClimate-Driven Extreme Weather Is Imperiling Wildlife Conservation... - TruthoutNumbers of critically endangered orange-bellied parrot soar from low 20s to more than 100 - The GuardianWhy You Should Not Buy a Pet Bird - One Green PlanetOakland Zoo President & CEO, Dr. Joel Parrott, Announces Retirement After 37 Years - PR WebEscaped Pet Parrots Are Doing Great in the Wild - Smithsonian.comVideo: Thousands of illegally caught African gray parrots being rehabilitated - Mongabay.comField Notes: Reinvigorating wild parrot populations with captive birds - Mongabay.comNew Zealand aims to save the ‘strangest parrot on Earth’ - The Washington PostPreserving Dead Parrots in Order to Save the Living - Natural Resources Defense CouncilFormer pet parrots breeding and thriving in 23 U.S. states - National GeographicNo longer Endangered: the Echo Parakeet's 100-year recovery plan - BirdLife InternationalLoro Parque Foundation Saves 10 Species of Parrots From Total Extinction in the Wild - PRNewswireTobago hunter turns conservationist, opens wildlife park - TT Newsday - TT NewsdayThis parrot was thought to be extinct in the wild — until a farmer spotted one - The Washington PostWhat this critically endangered bird tells us about Australia's failing environment protection laws - ABC NewsBarely any tree hollows are good enough for superb parrot nests, and that could pose an existential threat - ABC NewsThe People's Parrot Inspires First Community-Sponsored Genome Project - ForbesHow the Scarlet Macaw Returned to Honduras | Science - Smithsonian.comFlock Together: Foster Parrots help forgotten birds spread their wings - The IndependentWild and captive Blue-throated Macaws are genetically distinct - BirdGuidesAfrican gray parrots, facts and photos - National GeographicIllegal wildlife trade finds a new marketplace—social media - The Kathmandu PostFlorida grasshopper sparrow will probably go extinct. A conservation effort may be the last hope. - The Washington PostBlue-throated macaw, facts and photos - National Geographic
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