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Fighting Wildlife Trade

The trade in wild-caught parrots poses a significant threat and leads to population declines and local extinctions. Capturing wild parrots not only subjects them to immense stress and harm, it also contributes to the erosion of biodiversity. These practices also fuel illegal wildlife trade networks, which are difficult to regulate and often operate at the expense of animal welfare and conservation efforts. Halting the trade in wild-caught parrots is essential to protect these birds from extinction, preserve global biodiversity and maintain the integrity of ecosystems.

Encouraging Trapping Alternatives

Supporting the development of secure livelihoods for people dependent on trapping. These include ecotourism, bird-watching and micro-industries such as craftwork from local artisans.

Supporting Anti-trade Policies

Lobbying for the development and enforcement of strong corporate and governmental policies against illegal wildlife trade. This includes pushing for stricter regulations and penalties.

Building Community Support

Engaging local communities in understanding the impacts of parrot trafficking. Communities can interrupt important trade routes by reporting illegal activities and participating in conservation efforts.

Empowering Law Enforcement

Strengthening the capacity and resources of law enforcement agencies. This allows officials to detect, intercept and dismantle wildlife trafficking networks that target parrots.

Studying the Wild Parrot Trade

Understanding the reasons behind the illegal parrot trade, including market demand and economic incentives. Based on this clarity, concrete actions can be taken to counter these factors.

Rescuing, Rehabilitating & Releasing

Focusing on the rehabilitation of parrots rescued from illegal trade. This involves providing proper veterinary care, physical rehabilitation and reintroduction into the wild if possible.

Our strategies blend hands-on action, policy lobbying, community involvement, and care for wildlife to effectively tackle the problem of parrot trafficking and its effects on wild populations. By joining us, you can contribute meaningfully to protecting these vibrant creatures.