PsittaScene MagazinePsittaScene is the quarterly magazine published by the World Parrot Trust. Members receive a printed copy delivered as part of their subscription by post, and we make an electronic version available online. Each issue has regular updates on the work being carried out by the WPT, along with reports from the field. The magazine also covers topics relating to bird behaviour in captivity, helping parrot owners to understand their complex companions. In each issue you will find:
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Past Issues
Winter 2023
Volume 35.4 (no. 137)
- Project Profile: Belize Bird Rescue
- Yellow-headed Amazons: Staying one step ahead
- Lovebirds: What we know and don’t know about their lives — and why it matters
- Lins Ecological Farm: The work of saving Brazil’s parrots continues
- Parrot Conservation Grantees: Achieving Positive Results for Parrots
- Kura: The Queen’s Bird
- Parrots in the Wild: Red-spectacled Amazon
Autumn 2023
Volume 35.3 (no. 136)
- Project Profile: Natural Encounters Conservation Fund
- Blue-throated Macaws: Steady Progress to Secure their Recovery
- Feathers in Dark: Unraveling India’s Bird Seizure Report
- Parrot Conservation Grants: First Reports
- Kākāpō: The Parrot of the Night
- 115 Seized Parrots: Amazons confiscated from trade recovering in Mexico
- Parrots in the Wild: Red-tailed Amazon
Summer 2023
Volume 35.2 (no. 135)
- Project Profile: Cook Islands Natural Heritage Trust
- The Kurāmo’o of Aitutaki
- Endangered Lear’s Macaws Find Refuge at Paradise Park in Cornwall
- Paradise Park’s Golden Year! 50 Seasons of Family Enjoyment
- Four Orgs in Two Countries: A race to save the Great Green Macaws
- Hurricane Fiona and the Puerto Rican Amazons: Updates from Maricao and Río Abajo
- Parrot Conservation Grants Program: Awardees Part Two
- Climbing for Conservation: Methods to help safeguard parrot populations
- Parrots in the Wild: Finsch’s Conure
Spring 2023
Volume 35.1 (no. 134)
- Project Profile: Kea Conservation Trust
- Project Update: Saving the Timneh
- Parrot Conservation Grants Program Awardees: Plans and Action
- What Does Polly Say? An examination of parrot mimicry
- Species Profile: Palm Cockatoo
- Thick-billed Parrots in the American Southwest: Exotic imports or native species?
- Kea Kingdom: Update from Nelson Lakes National Park
- Parrots in the Wild: Rainbow Lorikeet
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