Threats to Parrots

Habitat Loss

Resources

• World Parrot Trust: Species Profiles "Discover comprehensive information about every type of parrot"

Africa

South Africa

• Bird Species List: Haenertsburg Grasslands and Associated Habitats

North America

• All About Birds: Bird Guide "ID North American help and life history info for 600+ species"

International

• Wild Parrots Up Close "We visit feeding, roosting and nesting sites and watch the Parrots as they go about their daily routines observing the law of the jungle in not disturbing any of the wildlife.
  
  We also visit conservation projects some of which are directly involved with particular parrot species whilst others are habitat or land projects.
  
  By visiting these projects we are making a financial contribution towards these conservation projects which means anyone joining my trips will be helping to conserve the Parrots, other wildlife and habitats directly."

• World Parrot Trust "The WPT has brought together global wildlife conservation and welfare experts to implement effective programs to protect parrots. It has aided more than 80 species in 45 countries since its launch in 1989."

North America

USA

California

• The Chloe Sanctuary "uses proven methods to help physically and emotionally damaged parrots and cockatoos heal, providing them sanctuary for life in an environment tailored to their needs."

Illinois

• A Refuge for Saving the Wildlife "is a no-kill parrot rescue, rehabilitation, education and adoption shelter. We provide a safe place for parrots that have to be re-homed due to unfortunate situations that sometimes arise. Most of them were loved dearly and cared for, and when that was no longer possible, their companion-people did the most selfless act of kindness in finding them a good home.
  
  We work together with other parrot groups to eliminate the need for rescues. Until then, we will provide temporary housing and care for any and all Psittacine birds (not including those with fatal and/or contagious diseases); educate the public about the proper care of exotic birds; and locate healthy, happy, and nurturing homes for those that are eligible."