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Urban Parrot Conservation

Parrot smuggler in a flap

March 29, 2007 — Filed in: Conservation

Ananova

Orange winged Amazone (Amazona amazonica)

A Russian woman who tried to smuggle nine rare parrots into the country was arrested after a customs officer noticed her coat moving.

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Fine, feathered and free

March 29, 2007 — Filed in: Parrot News

Zoo donates birds’ plumage

Zoo Atlanta

What falls to the ground in Atlanta may end up in a Pueblo village in New Mexico; or floating atop a stream in Oregon; or in other places where feathers are worth more than their weight in gold.

Zoo Atlanta is participating in programs that send plumage from some of its most colorful birds to people who value them for culture or sport. Some wind up in the hands of Native Americans who use them in centuries-old ceremonies. Others are used in making fishing flies.

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Our Mission

Our mission in parrot conservation is best summarized in these two articles:

Objectives of City Parrots:

  • Enjoy free-ranging parrots
  • Investigate potential uses of free-ranging parrots for conservation
  • Educating the public on the plight for parrots

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