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Join us in safeguarding our native parrots. Take the first step today and discover how you can protect biodiversity.

Your support helps protect native parrots, restore habitats, and ensure future generations can hear their calls in the wild. Every contribution makes a lasting impact—explore the trusted donation sites below and make a difference today!

Protecting the Philippines’ native parrots is a shared responsibility. Despite threats like habitat loss and wildlife trade, individuals and communities can take simple, meaningful actions to support their survival. The following points outline practical ways anyone can contribute to parrot conservation!

Support Habitat Protection

Protecting the forests where native parrots live—such as in Palawan, Mindanao, and the Visayas—is essential. You can participate in or donate to reforestation programs that restore nesting and feeding habitats, helping to maintain safe and sustainable environments for these birds.

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Promote Ethical Pet Ownership

Avoid buying wild-caught parrots and discourage illegal wildlife trade. If you plan to keep parrots as pets, choose only responsibly bred birds from licensed aviculturists, ensuring that your actions support conservation rather than exploitation.

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Volunteer With Conservation Groups

Volunteering your time with organizations involved in wildlife rescue, habitat restoration, or environmental education is a practical way to contribute. You can participate in activities like tree planting, biodiversity surveys, or monitoring artificial nest sites to directly support conservation efforts.

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Join Community Awareness Efforts

Engaging in local education campaigns about the importance of protecting native birds can make a big difference. Sharing information on social media or within your community helps raise awareness about threats such as habitat loss and wildlife trafficking.

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Report Wildlife Crime

Illegal capture and trade of parrots remain a major threat. Reporting suspicious activities to the DENR or local authorities, and encouraging others to do the same, especially in communities near forests, helps protect these birds from exploitation.

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Discover organizations across the Philippines working to protect wildlife, restore habitats, and champion parrot conservation.

Center for Conservation Innovations PH, Inc. (CCIPH) has dedicated itself to designing innovative, science-based solutions to biodiversity conservation. To address gaps in knowledge and capacity in conservation, it was re-named Fauna and Flora International Philippines when it was established in 2015. Conservation of threatened species, preservation of ecosystems, enabling communities, and innovating for nature-positive transformation are its four pillars.

For more information, simply click the logo to visit their official website.

Email: info@conservation-innovations.org

Call: (02) 86614362

Talarak Foundation Inc. is a conservation non-profit organization established in 2010 in Negros Occidental, which is committed to safeguarding the island’s threatened wildlife like hornbills, spotted deer, Negros bleeding heart dove and warty pigs. It started with captive breeding and rehabilitation, then grew to include habitat restoration, species release, and community outreach. Their vision is to foster harmony between people and nature by way of education, research, and sustainable livelihood.

For more information, simply click the logo to visit their official website.

Email: talarakmain@gmail.com

Katala Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental organization in the Philippines dedicated to the conservation of threatened endemic wildlife, particularly the Philippine cockatoo (Cacatua haematuropygia). They focus on the Palawan archipelago, where the cockatoo’s last strongholds exist. The foundation employs a participatory and ecosystemic approach, working with local communities to protect biodiversity.

For more information, simply click the logo to visit their official website.

Email: kficacatua2016@gmail.com

Call: (63) 9216121235

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