With your help we can save the wild Capes

• Cape Parrot Endangered Species (CAPES) project:
  A long-term 
study of the ecology and conservation biology of Cape Parrots in the wild;
  
  
• Wild-caught bird trade lobby:
  Program to 
end the wild-caught bird trade in Africa through 
legislation, law enforcement, community upliftment 
programs and support of captive breeding 
programs;
  
  
• Amathole nest box project:
  100 nest boxes will be erected in tall snags (i.e. standing dead tree) to increase nest cavity availability in the region;
  
  
• Cape Parrot Forum:
  Connecting a network of birders living 
within the distributional range of Cape Parrots to 
report all feeding and breeding activity noted in 
their local area;
  
  
• Yellowwood planting program:
  Gives 
landowners technical and logistical support in 
planting yellowwood trees in suitable locations, trees that are important to the Capes;
  
  
• A Cape Parrot-friendly pecan certification:
  For pecan farmers in partnership with a leading retailer to stop the capture of wild Capes and mitigate any conflict;
  
  
• The "Flying with the Capes" project:
  To track the seasonal 
movements of Cape Parrots using radio-telemetry and GPS collars
from a microlight or light aircraft, and on foot, to determine how they use the landscape and find ways of supporting their local migrations.