Parrots are messengers of the beautiful world in which we live, and how we all can make it even more so. This sculpture by Guatemalan artist Silvia Muccio Ruiz, “The Messenger,” portrays what the birds are saying to us, and how they ask for our good will.
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Dr. LoraKim Joyner interviews Santiago Lacuth, an indigenous leader of the Miskito people and also co-director of the new Rescue and Research Center of Mabita. He reports that he feels very happy when he see that the birds are in their wild nests, and have not been poached.
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What do bat falcons and soccer have in common? On the face of it there are winners and losers, but ultimately, all players contribute to the game of life, be you predator or prey.
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Pilgrimages draw people who are interested in finding more meaning, more joy, and a deeper connection to life around them and in them. I will be taking people with me on a conservation trip to Nicaragua in April 2015, and it will be a parrot pilgramage. Please join me.
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The future unfolds in ways we cannot predict, however if the heart is open to love of the feathered kind, a path, at least in retrospect, becomes clear: to journey home. I journeyed to Paraguay, to visit the home of so many parrots I have loved.
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Roan McNab, Director of Wildlife Conservation Society in Guatemala speaks of the inner resources that motivate and nurture his team in Guatemala to fight against overwhelming odds in their goal to save the scarlet macaw and other species within the Maya Bisophere Reserve.
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