A non-profit conservation organization dedicated to restoring wild parrot populations through hands on management, community outreach and habitat protection.
Costa Rica
Joined October 2018
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Join us virtually this October 1-7, 2022 at our Wildlife Conservation Expo, for a week of free events featuring thrilling updates from conservationists in the field. 🐾
Learn more & register for free at: bit.ly/3CNoTsY 💚
You know we're a Network. But what does that really mean? Our Network Program Coordinator explains it all on our blog.
macawrecoverynetwork.org/net…
Excited to receive a grant from @DisneyConserves & @DisneyCSR to protect Great Green Macaws, restore habitat, and inspire community conservation action in Costa Rica and beyond! #DisneyConservationFund
Breaking News: The Yellow-naped Parrot (Amazona auropalliata) has been listed as Critically Endangered on the @IUCNRedList, joining 16 other Parrots species that are at risk of going extinct in the wild.
#wildlifeconservation #criticallyendangered #parrotconservation
Calling all Macaw friends! @GivingTuesday is just one week away and we hope you’ll help rescued Macaws like Crazy! It’s a MACAWesome opportunity to join us and spread the word! #GivingTuesday
This year's @eBird Status and Trends highlights the importance of citizen science for non-migratory birds such as the Great Green Macaw. It also acknowledges MRN's work to monitor and protect the species! ebird.org/news/global-patter…
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The updated eBird Status & Trends visualizations are here! > 300,000 eBirders contributed data to make all of these visualizations possible. How many species did your eBirding support? bit.ly/3HyCJz6
#CitizenScience #eBirdScience @NASAEarthData @psc_live
Trees give life. It's a truth we learned as children and one that continues to astonish us as adults. Read about "Cascade" - a Mountain Almond tree (Dipteryx panamensis) in Northern Costa Rica that has given life to many generations of Great Green Macaw. macawrecoverynetwork.org/mir…
Last month, our Women Rangers teamed up with @AbuelaEcologica to plant 200 trees - one for each year of Costa Rica's independence. They continued to hone their skills in nursery management and reforestation techniques. #Habitat + #Community
#conservation #reforestation #thrive
If you missed our team's presentation at the @wildnetorg Expo, fear not! Watch the video here and learn about our work with the birds, habitat and and community of Costa Rica youtu.be/4yPcb9IITCU #togetherwethrive #conservation #parrotconservation #macawconservation #habitat
We are gearing up for tomorrow's virtual @wildnetorg Expo and we hope you can attend! At 9:15am PDT, our team will be taking you on a journey through Costa Rica and share about our core programs for conserving Parrots and their habitat. Register now! wcnexpo.org
The @wildnetorg #WCNExpo is back! 🧡 Our team is presenting and would love for you to join us on October 2 & 9, 2021 to connect with wildlife conservationists from around the world - all from the comfort of your living room. Register at wcnexpo.org 🐾
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Cloudy and cool: climate prospects from mid-latitude tree planting, study bit.ly/3AuvnJ8
Since bringing the #Endangered #Yellownapedparrot under our guardianship this year, our team has conducted a baseline census and partnered with Equipo Tora Carey to monitor the species. Read more here: macawrecoverynetwork.org/gat…
#Citizenscience is a proven and powerful tool for enhancing #conservation efforts. We are inviting all persons in Costa Rica to help us monitor the #CriticallyEndangered Great Green Macaw by reporting your sightings to our new WhatsApp hotline!
The #CriticallyEndangered #GreatGreenMacaw relies on a variety of food sources throughout the year. Our Habitat Team is conducting a year-long phenology study to understand the lifecycles of their favorite trees. The results will allow for improved monitoring of the Macaws.
What will allow the Parrots of Costa Rica to thrive amid the devastating effects of deforestation? Read our blog to learn more macawrecoverynetwork.org/sav…
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Costa Rica regrew its lost forest. Can the world learn from it?
cnn.com/2020/07/27/americas/…
We’re excited to be presenting again at the Wildlife Conservation Network Expo in San Francisco on Oct 12 Check out wildnet.org/events/ which links to Dr Sam Williams’s inspiring presentation from the Spring Expo