Amigos de las Aves USA (EIN: 75-3076999)

Recent Projects

Refining and improving techniques to increase survival of macaw chicks using foster macaw parents in the wild
Scarlet Macaw populations are declining due to illegal trade and habitat loss 1,
Shannan Courtenay
Shannan Courtenay

Amigos de las Aves USA (EIN: 75-3076999)

121% funded
Biology
Ecology
Increasing survival of macaw chicks using foster macaw parents in the wild
Wild Scarlet Macaw populations are declining due to the illegal trade and habitat loss. Although Scarlet Macaws lay 2-4 eggs, macaw parents will only feed the 1st and 2nd chick, while the others...
Shannan Courtenay
Shannan Courtenay

Amigos de las Aves USA (EIN: 75-3076999)

127% funded
Biology
Ecology

Top Lab Notes

The macaws are mating
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Our first “Second chick” has hatched!
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We brought a second chick to the research station!!
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An Unexpected Chick Switch in Tambopata
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$13,629

Funding Raised

9

Researchers

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