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What is Conservation?
 
Conservation involves protecting remaining habitats as well as the birds themselves.
 
What we can do?
  • Do not buy a wild-caught bird for a pet.(Don’t feel sorry for the bird, as the supplier will just replace it with another if you purchase it)
  • Do not buy furniture, building materials and other items made from mahogany, rosewood, teak or ebony. These are rainforest woods. Buy purpose grown wood, such as pine.

The Parrot Rescue Centre conservation initiative is in place to help provide an awareness to all, that if we do not support conservation organisations, who then will protect our native wildlife. We hope that our membership and support of these large organisations who do so much for our eco system, will encourage you to become an active member, also remember together we can and will continue to make a difference.
 
The Parrot Rescue Centre is an active member of the following organisations:

The World Parrot Trust

The World Parrot Trust work to achieve the survival of parrot species in the wild, and the welfare of captive birds everywhere.
THE CHARITY FUNDING PROJECTS AND PROMOTING
EXCELLENCE IN PARROT CONSERVATION AND WELFARE
 To achieve this they:
  • Restore and protect populations of wild parrots and their native habitats
  • Promote awareness of the threats to all parrots, captive and wild
  • Oppose the trade in wild-caught parrots
  • Educate the public on high standards for the care and breeding of parrots
  • Encourage links between conservation and aviculture
 

Birds Australia

An Organisation dedicated to the conservation, study and enjoyment of Australia's native birds and their habitats.

 
  • Birds Australia is dedicated to the conservation, study and enjoyment of Australia's native birds and their habitats.
  • Birds Australia has joined with bird and habitat conservation organisations worldwide to form a global partnership called Birdlife International
 

HELP STOP THE WILD BIRD TRADE CLICK HERE!