Uniting Communities in Conservation
Chicks from up to 90% of wild Yellow-naped Amazon Parrot nests are still being poached every single year! For the critically endangered Great Green Macaw, the lack of forest remains a threat. And the COVID-crisis has resulted in mass unemployment locally.
Your support today can turn locals into Conservation Heroes!
Making TWICE the impact, your gift will:
- Empower two local fishermen to monitor and protect nests of wild Yellow-naped Amazon Parrots;
- Empower ten local women to develop a locally-led reforestation program for Great Green Macaws;
- Secure a long-term future by Uniting Communities in Conservation & planting Native Trees for Macaws!
Will you empower these Rangers and help put the boots in the field? Let’s Unite Communities in Conservation!
~ Your gift today will be Matched* ~
*up to $15,000
Your donation is being processed by our partner World Parrot Trust-USA and will be redirected to support efforts at the Macaw Recovery Network in Costa Rica.
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As a biologist and the current Community Outreach Program Director at Macaw Recovery Network, I am deeply committed to leading communities in impactful parrot conservation efforts. My passion lies in connecting people with conservation initiatives, understanding that effective conservation is intrinsically linked to improving the quality of life for local communities.
With a strong background in networking and communication, I excel at building relationships and presenting projects with clarity and enthusiasm. These skills have allowed me to represent our NGO internationally, successfully attracting donations and support. My strategic vision and expertise in project planning and management, guided by conservation standards, ensure that our projects are not only effective but sustainable.
Beyond my professional life, I find joy and energy in the company of dogs and cats, and I am deeply interested in mental health and relaxation techniques, which I believe are essential for a balanced and fulfilling life.
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Hi, Pam. Thanks for your contribution to the platform! To help spread the message, could you post this in the "Collaborate and help others" room?