Can you crack the mystery? 🦜 Is this amazing parrot a Military Macaw or a Great Green Macaw? Drop your guess in the comments! Ready to learn more about these gorgeous species? Head to our encyclopedia to check out cool facts: https://parrots.org/learn/encyclopedia/ | World Parrot Trust

The WPT 2025 Parrot Calendar is Macaw-Approved! 🦜📅 It’s not just for humans, our rescue macaws at the Kiwa Centre are loving this year’s calendar, too! 😉 Watch as they check out their “bird buddies” featured in our 2025 Parrot Calendar, which celebrates the incredible beauty and diversity of parrots from around the world. Every calendar purchased directly supports our conservation efforts around the world to protect parrots like these from habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade. 💚 Get yours

Let’s talk about parrot bones! Did you know that parrots have lightweight, hollow bones designed for flight? ✈️ Their unique bone structure keeps them light while staying strong enough for climbing, chewing, and soaring through the skies! . . . #Parrots #macaws #animalfacts | World Parrot Trust

✨ Women in Conservation: Protecting Parrots, Protecting the Planet ✨ To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’re bringing together an inspiring panel of conservationists who are leading the way in protecting parrots. Meet the panellists: 🔹 Cristiana Senni, Bird Trade Specialist & Trustee - A dedicated advocate against the illegal parrot trade, Cristiana has worked with WPT for over 25 years, researching trade issues and helping rehabilitate confiscated birds. 🔹 Dr. Tiwonge I. Mzumara-Gawa, M

1 in 3 parrot species are at risk of extinction — but today, we’re spotlighting the people making sure that doesn’t happen. 🦜🌏 This #WorldParrotDay, we’re proud to kick off celebrations in New Zealand, where the day has already begun and where incredible work is underway to protect one of the world’s most charismatic parrots: the Kea. Hear from Kerry Weston, speaking on behalf of the Department of Conservation and Kea Conservation Trust, about how conservation teams are tackling threats like l

The Puerto Rican Amazon is a beautiful species that was nearly lost forever, with only 13 individuals left in the wild in the 1970s. Thanks to decades of collaborative conservation efforts, these parrots are making a strong comeback! Watch this wonderful video to see how Proyecto Recuperación Cotorra Puertorriqueña: Puerto Rico Parrot Conservation Project is helping bring these magnificent birds back to the forests of Puerto Rico through dedicated management of both wild and captive populations.

Did you know there are around 30 Amazon parrot species in the world? 🦜Although Amazon parrots share some similar traits, each species has its own unique features that make them identifiable from others such as feather coloration, vocalization and much more. The Yellow-shouldered Amazon parrot for example as its namesake suggests has a yellow patch on the curve of its wing or “shoulder” and can only be found in the wild in isolated populations in northern Venezuela, Margarita, La Blanquilla, and