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          August 2011 - Successful cooperation underway

          Self-made conservationist Francisco Espino of Juntas y Veranos, Mexico, talks about his passion for the Green Macaw and conservation of his ancestral lands. Always interested in protecting his lands and its flora and fauna, Francisco connected with Macaws Forever NGO group to work on a project that will bring birdwatchers and other nature lovers to visit under his guidance wild macaws nesting on his lands.



          August 2011

          • This year the Canadian Parrot Club and Parrots International choose our Project to be distinguish with their campain “Pennies 4 Parrots, 2011”, the benefits will be given during the Canadian Parrot Conference on November. This honor encourage us to continue working on the conservation of the Military macaws in Bandera´s bay, is also a good support for our next year efforts with least concearn about resourses. 
          • We invite everybody who would like to support this project to visit the donation campaing of the Canadian Parrot Club


          August 2010

          • We have located 10 macaw nests in 2009- 2010. These, according to our estimates and studies performed on this species, correspond to a population of about 100 individuals.
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          • According to our monitoring and research, the largest populations are El Jorullo – Paso Ancho and Boca de Tomatlán – Yelapa, with aprox. 100 individuals each.
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          • We have visited schools and kinder in Yelapa, organizing a little workshop on the importance of the macaws and their conservation in the Bay of Banderas.
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          New Surveyors


          On basis of our work in Boca de Tomatlan a small group of students formes a group of surveyors, monitoring the Boca de Tomatlán- Quimixto- Yelapa areas.
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          CONANP Recognizes our Efforts


          Macaws Forever receives a recognition from the CONANP during a conservation expo.
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