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One Earth Conservation promotes parrot well-being in the Americas by conducting transformative parrot conservation, taking action to end the wildlife trade, and encouraging in people a strong sense of human connection to all life that results in the well-being of all.
Transformative Parrot Conservation - Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner
Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner presents a motivating and inspirational keynote address to the Association of Avian Veterinarians Annual Conference, June 2024. The keynote address was sponsored by the Harrison Avian Research & Conservation Collaborative: HARCC, and by the Avian and Wildlife Laboratory, University of Miami. Through stories gathered from working with the people and parrots of the Americas as a conservationist and wildilfe veterinarian for over 37 years, LoraKim helps us understand the concepts of "No One is Free Until All are Free," and "Unconditional Solidarity," and the need to Stop the Parrot Trade, Stop the Demand for Parrots, and to have No More Birds in Cages....
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Hungry parrots nibbling on toes
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These yellow-naped parrot chicks were confiscated by the authorities because they were illegally trapped by poachers who wanted to sell them. Now they have to grow up without their natural parents. But the caregivers of the Rescue and Liberation Center of La Moskitia will insure that they will one day fly free. In the meantime, they await their turn to be fed and amuse themselves by tickling th...
Thousands of parrots flying in Suriname
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Sometimes counting wild parrots can be joyful and overwhelming, such as this roost site in Suriname on the Guyana border where thousands of orange-winged amazons come to roost every night. Unfortuantely many species of parrots no longer exist in abundance such as does this species which can congregate in large numbers on river islands.
Wild yellow-naped chick in nest in Nicaragua
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This 6.5 week old yellow-naped amazon is slightly afraid of the parrot conservationist who has just climbed the tree to see if the nest is active and if the chick is healthy. Once the tree climber takes the video they return to the ground and the team will continue to monitor the nest until the young chick leaves the nest to fly free with their parents. This video was taken by our partners in N...
Liberated macaws in La Moskitia, Honduras
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This tree full of liberated scarlet macaws are part of a large number of parrots that have been released at the Rescue and Liberation Center of La Moskitia, Honduras, which is part of our macaw conservation project. These birds are those that have either been confiscated in the illegal trade of parrots by authorities, or have been rescued from the wild. As recent released birds, they are learni...
Rescued wild scarlet macaw chick cared for in La Moskitia Honduras
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Anayda Panting, the Codirector of the Rescue and Liberation Center of La Moskitia is feeding a diet of beans, rice, and dog food to a rescued wild scarlet tmacaw chick of about 7 weeks of age. This bird will be cared for until it has grown sufficiently mature to be released back into the wild, which this bird was. Currently the bird is flying free over the forests of La Moskitia. This Liberatio...
Wild Hyacinth Macaws in Paraguay Eating on Ground
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These are parents of the first successful nest of Hyacinth macaws documented in decades in Paraguay. They are near their nest eating hardened dirt that supplies nutrients. In the background you hear Nanday parakeets ( video by the One Earth Conservation team in Paraguay).
Local Community Caring for Rescued Wild Scarlet Macaws
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The national and interndational demand for parrots is overwhelming the communities who are caring for their birds and don't want to lose their parrots to other countries. In this video, the indigenous people of La Moskitia Honduras care for birds confiscated from poachers who sell the eggs and chicks all over the world. This Rescue and Liberation Center is the way they say that "None are free u...
Parrots, Pilgrims, and Kazoos
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The parrot pilgirms on Ometepe Island, Nicaragua are celebrating their arrival in Merida with chants, flags (Save the parrots), children, and kazoos. The parrots flew over our head as we passed through the fields and forest.
Parrot Pilgrimage Nicaragua 2024
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After 4 days of walking, the pilgrims come full circle, chanting: Sí se puede, sí se puede, loros vuelen libres. Sí se pudo y se podrá los loros libres volar Yes, you can, yes you can, parrots fly free. Yes, it was possible and it will be possible for parrot to fly free.
Great Green Macaw Nest in La Moskitia, 2020
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The indigenous parrot rangers go deep into the forest to protect their parrots and their territority. Though there are risks, there is beauty and possibility.
Counting Parrots in Boa Vista, Brazil - Searching for the Sun Parakeet
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The Parakeet Rangers of Karasabai, Guyana journeyed to Boa Vista, Brazil with Dr. LoraKim Joyner of One Earth Conservation for a binational conference and field training for parrot conservation. Part of the field training included early morning and late evening parrots counts, such an this video where Dr. Joyner speaks with J. Pavani.
WhatsApp Video 2022 05 15 at 2 06 50 PM paraguay 2022 not mine pamela rosita training 2
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WhatsApp Video 2022 05 15 at 2 06 50 PM paraguay 2022 not mine pamela rosita training 2
Girl Born Same Day as Scarlet Macaw Hatched
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Girl Born Same Day as Scarlet Macaw Hatched
Conservation Committee meeting in Honduras
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Conservation Committee meeting in Honduras
Wild amazon parrots waiting to be released back into the wild in Honduras
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Wild amazon parrots waiting to be released back into the wild in Honduras
Mini-proyectos Conservacion de Loros
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Mini-proyectos Conservacion de Loros
Campañas de Concientización Pública sobre la Conservación de Loros
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Campañas de Concientización Pública sobre la Conservación de Loros
Indigenous Parrot Conservation in Suriname
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Indigenous Parrot Conservation in Suriname
Loros de Paraguay - Fantasmas y Amenazadas
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Loros de Paraguay - Fantasmas y Amenazadas
Charla Contando Semana de los Loros 2023
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Charla Contando Semana de los Loros 2023
Does Conservation Work? Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner in La Moskitia, Honduras
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Does Conservation Work? Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner in La Moskitia, Honduras
Parakeet Rangers Boating Home on the Ireng River - Brazil/Guyana
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Parakeet Rangers Boating Home on the Ireng River - Brazil/Guyana
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Wonderful! I just love this video. Thank you. ❣
This is a very emotional story. Gives a different perspective of what I might have thought, or how they could have brought the macaw to their house.
The relationships between birds and people are so complicated...
Minding it's business lol
Shame that for being a good person
How old is the red bellied macaw
It is an adult bird but less than 10 years old.
@@oneearthconservation mine died at 3 years old
@@arunkhusial330 i am so sorry. What happened? They can live to about 30 years.
@@oneearthconservation lightening
They didn’t use tranquilizer guns at all. They radioed for them but didn’t use them at all
Macaws are my life
where is this place...awsome Macaws i love so much
Central America. It is a rescue center trying to save the last scarlet macaws in this region. These birds are disappearing because of the illegal wildlife trade.
Latin American people look so alike... I legit thought that was my grandma for a moment
You have a lot of macaws can’t you just ship me a few
The scarlet macaws are going extinct in the wild because people want them for pets. The birds you see in the film are those who were rescued and who will be returned to the wild.
@@oneearthconservation I think a lot of macaws are going extinct in the wild because people like myself enjoy there company and they make great pets .not everyone can take a trip to another country to see macaws in there backyard .I know the spinx macaw is already extinct in the wild there is only a few hundred left in captivity .the hyacinth macaw is also on the verge of extinction in the wild
@@JJKid-yw7vk I don't think you are the sharpest knife in the drawer
@@lucas_teo I think if you did your research you would know what the fuck I’m talking about 😎
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Colorful rainbows 😍😍😍
They sure are!
@@oneearthconservation but luckily, a close family friend finds a scarlet macaw as cope of my depression due to lockdown last February 14
Hi I am new here ! The Parrot world is such a sad place ! The worst is when wild parrots are caught, Then people keep try sell them !
The harm done to parrots is so very vast. We need to change the "parrot world" by changing the world so we don't captivate others so that we can feel freedom by putting a bird in a cage or clipping their wings.
@@oneearthconservation I fully agree with you 💜...A freind in Bird Rescue , Just rescued a indian ring neck...He was found in box amoung bin bags, his humans abused him and put on the verg like he was garbage !!! I just org 3 Cocakteils a home , not hand tamed so they need a flight avery! I dont have that as yet !
@@oneearthconservation I am From South Africa Durban) My name is Charlene Rich...
@@charlenerich3029 good to talk to you!
Glorious!
nice! 🙂
I pray she's happy.
Yes, she knows her place and can walk around even though blind
Sweet Rebecca.
VERY NICE
Thx for sharing. We have Amazon parrots here in southern Calif too. Suitable trees are limited so I have been considering making nest sites in a friend lot. Do you have info on how the above gent makes his nest boxes? Thx.
Hello. I'm from San Pedro Sula, Honduras; right at the other side of the country from where you were. I'm so warmed, touched and grateful for the work you guys do. These macaws are our national birds just like the bald eagles are to you. I just wished more people in this godforsaken country could think like you and care about our wildlife as much as a few of us still do. From the bottom of my heart, really really thank you for what you do. As a local citizen, where can I go to aid this cause or what could I do?
Thank you for your words of support! The work is so hard everywhere, and of course harder in Honduras. There is a parrot project near SPS in Cuyamel. Maybe you could get involved there? Also, tell the stories about Honduras parrots and give a presentation at a school. How does this sound?
@@oneearthconservation Sounds great. Again thank you much for what you guys do, I'll make sure I'm doing what i can too.
Thank you Rev. Lora Kim. I was so glad to hear about the Macaws and your continued work.
Thanks do much Rebecca!!!
سبحان الله
Wonderful idea! Thank you very much!
You are welcome!
Wow - I had forgotten this song - it appears to be yet relevant - Are apologies &/or royalties due to the Talking Heads?
Wow!
It literally gave me a vision of God's Restoration of All Things in Christ which starts here and now in places were love is expressed for every creature. Thanks!
Whenever two or more beings are gathered, there is love. thank you for sharing.
I'm a humanist who has been active in human rights work for over fifty years. Because of my human rights work, I know the importance of creating a study commission to help protect biodiversity and to support moral behavior in a multispecies world. I encourage Unitarian Universalists to support the First Principle Project to help bring humanity into the twenty-first century.... Rev. Robert Murphy, Tarpon Springs. Florida.
Sounds good! Glad to see you got in there, too! Looks like a great great group. :)
Thank you!
I'm from the Dayton area. When I was about twelve I had some neighbors. They were Terry and Jerry Thompson. Jerry was my age and his brother was about a year younger. It seems to me that the family moved to Zanessville. I wonder if this was my former neighbor. Does anyone know if he ever lived in Englewood, Ohio?
Oh wow
Very troubling... Sincere thanks to Dr. Joyner and her team for their amazing conservation efforts. Also disconcerting is the fact that this video, posted at the beginning of August, has not garnered more than a few dozen views... Animal welfare should be a concern to ALL.
+CVersailles Thanks for the support on this, and please do spread the world. I and others are working on getting the word out about the high levels of abuse in the illegal wildlife trade.
+LoraKim Joyner Before viewing this vid, I had already been made aware of your actions through my membership in CO-ESP, a co-op devoted to creating a "Sanctuary for Quebec [Canada] Parrots". Though my You Tube channel dates back to 2007, I am not a fervent user of "social media" in general. For that reason I have not fostered any "circles of friends" and the like... I have added this vid to my channel home page as the standard view for "returning subscribers"; I have added your channel to my "featured channels" appearing on the right-hand side of the home page; hereafter, a box featuring this vid will appear at the end of all my uploads during the last 10 seconds or so. Short of writing to hundreds of my subscribers individually (as I am not able to find a way to write to them all at the same time...), that's the best I can do for now!
+CVersailles Thank you so much, and for the work you are doing with CO-ESP to help birds in Canada and in the wild!
I have a more up to date version here - ruclips.net/video/AH9p2XTNWsw/видео.html.
Excelente material, motiva a seguir trabajando arduamente por la conservación de estas aves y de la biodiversidad en general. Felicitaciones LoraKim! Feliz año 2015
Gracias Alberto!
Iv got speecsiz disorder im a shark in a humen body
What a beautiful video <3 There are so many things we can learn from other species, by open up our eyes and heart to them. Hopefully one day there will be peace in this world for all of us :)
Thanks for the feedback!
Dear Jennifer, It took some doing to get the video - had to follow the truck quite a ways out of my way, which I wanted to do anyway.
Glad you liked the dino connection!
And I thank you for your work!
Thanks to all!
I love the opening sequence. Thank you for giving us more respect for an under rated species.
The feathered friends at the sanctuary thank you for your voice for them.
I love the video, you, the chicken and me! Thank you!
p.s. Appiah's 2nd sign-a lack of moral counterargument-reminded me of the NYT Ethicist's "Tell Us Why It's Ethical To Eat Meat" contest, held earlier this year (2012). They got many submissions & comments. I read many of them-even the "best," according to the judges. None presented a really convincing moral defense of meat now, in our society. I know your video is about factory farming, not eating animals in general, but I wanted to add this because it's so relevant to Appiah's 2nd criterion.
Thank you for the introduction to Kwame Anthony Appiah. I had not encountered his name or work before now! I just found a 2010 piece of his, in The Washington Post (but RUclips won't let me post the URL, I think) entitled, "What Will Future Generations Condemn Us For?" You also gave us an introduction of sorts to Athena Amber Ale. Seeing her in your arms (and hearing her soft sounds!) made me wish I knew more about her. Finally, I was impressed that you got video of that truck. Haunting.