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Greetings! Welcome to the Parrot Researchers Group!
We are proud to be a diverse and dynamic group of people working in all aspects of psittacine research.
The PRG’s primary function is to provide communications amongst researchers. This is not a group for pet owners, aviary, sanctuary or rescue of parrots. There are many other options for those topics, and if the applicant wishes, we may be able to supply pertinent links.
Please join the PRG on Google to access and participate in diverse discussions. There is no charge for membership but your application will be reviewed by the Steering Committee for approval.
The mission of the Parrot Researchers Group
Promoting parrot research across the globe
Establishing research needs and priorities, with particular attention to regional conservation strategies,
Identifying and addressing barriers to effective research and conservation of parrots (Psittaciformes).
The PRG is organized in four regions (African, Australasian, Neotropical, and Indo-Malayan), a Wild Parrot Veterinary Section, Behavioral Ecology Section, and a Secretary Office that coordinates joint work. The Co-ordinators of the regions and sections and the Secretary are elected by all members every four years (last time in Nov 2018).
Parrot Researcher Group Guidelines available by request
Rules:
Applicant has read and understood the pinned mission statements and rules of conduct (click here).
Membership will not be considered until the questionnaire/survey is completed (click here).
Active members are encouraged to complete this form, to help inform the database and for ease of communications and collaborative efforts.
Dr. Rowan Martin rowan.o.martin@gmail.com
Dr. Kate Carstens kate@wildbirdtrust.com
Dr. Nathaniel Annorbah nd.annorbah@gmail.com
Dr. Johanne Martens j.martens@deakin.edu.au
MSc. Avin Deen avianwing@gmail.com
Dr Jessica Lee
LoraKim Joyner amoloros@gmail.com
Great Green Macaw (Ara ambiguous) collaborative team
New Section!
BEHAVIOURAL ECOLOGY OF PARROTS
WILD PARROT VETERINARY SECTION
Dr. Patricia Latas wildparrotcoalition@gmail.com
Dr. Jessica Lee
Dr. LoraKim Joyner amoloros@gmail.com
Multi-Section COLLABORATIONS in-progress
eBird sensitive species working group
Parrot Outcome Study
Great Green Macaw (Ara ambiguous) collaborative team in conjunction with Loros Sin Fronteras.
SECRETARY
Dr. LoraKim Joyner amoloros@gmail.com
STEERING TEAM
Dr. LoraKim Joyner amoloros@gmail.com
Dr. Patricia Latas wildparrotcoalition@gmail.com
Dr. Johanne Martens j.martens@deakin.edu.au
questions? web-admin@parrotresearchersgroup.org