Burned pasture land in the Pantanal replaced with groves of native tree species
Burned pasture land in the Pantanal replaced with groves of native tree species
Azul Airline decorates one of its jets with images of the Spix’s macaw
Azul Airline decorates one of its jets with images of the Spix’s macaw
Blue macaws help to grow the forest around them
Blue macaws help to grow the forest around them
Fires destroy home of one of the world’s rarest birds in Brazil’s Pantanal
Fires destroy home of one of the world’s rarest birds in Brazil’s Pantanal
Another ICMBio president resigns
Another ICMBio president resigns
Spix’s macaws moved to outdoor aviaries
Spix’s macaws moved to outdoor aviaries
You-tube video on reintroduction project
You-tube video on reintroduction project
ICMBio statement 11th March 2020
ICMBio statement 11th March 2020
Press release by ICMBio 19-2-2020
Press release by ICMBio 19-2-2020
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Latest News
- A Spix’s macaw hatches in Brazil’s caatinga
- Poisoning of hyacinthine macaws in the Pantanal through pesticides
- Native trees planted on burned pasture land
- On-line article on American Bird Conservancy website in November 2020
- Interesting paper on the Spix’s Macaw
- Burned pasture land in the Pantanal replaced with groves of native tree species
- Azul Airline decorates one of its jets with images of the Spix’s macaw
- Covid-19 prevents the corn replacement team operating
- Blue macaws help to grow the forest around them
- Fires destroy home of one of the world’s rarest birds in Brazil’s Pantanal
- Another ICMBio president resigns
- Spix’s macaws moved to outdoor aviaries
- You-tube video on reintroduction project
- ICMBio statement 11th March 2020
- Press release by ICMBio 19-2-2020
- Good news from Brazil
- Loro Parque Foundation has reintroduced six Lear’s into the wild in Brazil
- Report on hyacinths feeding on termites
- Update report on the fire situation in the Pantanal
- Paper on breeding performance of the Lear's Macaw in the wild