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PsittaScene Magazine

PsittaScene is the quarterly magazine published by the World Parrot Trust. Members receive a printed copy delivered as part of their subscription by post, and we make an electronic version available online.

Each issue has regular updates on the work being carried out by the WPT, along with reports from the field. The magazine also covers topics relating to bird behaviour in captivity, helping parrot owners to understand their complex companions.

In each issue you will find:

Stunning never-seen-before images
Exciting field updates about wild parrots
Interviews with the biologists, veterinarians and world class avian care specialists
Important parrot news from around the world
Inspirational travel ideas, and much more...

When you join the WPT you will receive a new issue via postal mail quarterly, and gain access to more than 25 years of archives online.

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Past Issues

Autumn 2018

Volume 30.3 (no. 116)

Second Chances in the Caatinga
Wild Parrots of...Germany?
Book Review: A Parrot's Fine Cuisine Cookbook
2017/18 Impact Report
Recovery at Río Abajo: Status of parrots after Hurricane Maria
Kiwa: The story of a Macaw Rescue
Parrots in the Wild: Ringneck Parakeet

Summer 2018

Volume 30.2 (no. 115)

Message from the Editor: Desi Milpacher
Yellow-crested Cockatoo: A hopeful trend in a significant population
Arranging Antecedents: Positive approach to solving behaviour problems
Soaring the Skies Once Again: Scarlet Macaws in Mexico
Ecotourism: Responsible travel supporting conservation
Parrots in the Wild: Scarlet Macaws

Spring 2018

Volume 30.1 (no. 114)

Message from WPT Chairperson: Alison Hales
Africa Round-up: Accomplishments and future plans to protect some of Africa's most at-risk parrot species
Hyacinth Macaws: Conservation in a Parrot Paradise
Species Focus: Yellow-naped Amazon
Grey Parrots of the Sseses: Lake Victoria, Uganda
Parrots in the Wild: Saffron-headed Parrot