PsittaScene MagazinePsittaScene 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:
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Past Issues
Autumn 2021
Volume 33.3 (no. 128)
- A Message From the Operations Director: Steve Milpacher
- Blue-throated Macaw: The hope of two chicks for the conservation of Gran Mojos
- Zoo Partner Conservation Spotlight: Tracy Aviary & Botanical Garden
- Malawi: The lovebird journey continues
- Parrots & Music: Dancing Cockatoos, Enrichment and Research
- An Encounter with the Kea
- Parrots in the Wild: Australian King Parrot
Summer 2021
Volume 33.2 (no. 127)
- Message from the Executive Director: Jamie Gilardi
- Grey Parrots Fly Free: Patience pays off in the Congo
- Cacti and Parrots: Working with the Yellow-shouldered Amazons of Bonaire
- Until They Can Fly Free Again: Parrot Rehabilitation in Brazil
- Notes on... Parrot Nests
- A Feast for the Senses, Part 2: Touch and Taste Enrichment
- Parrots in the Wild: Black-winged Lovebird
Spring 2021
Volume 33.1 (no. 126)
- Message from the Chairperson: Alison Hales
- Love is in the Air! Lovebirds: WPT research will help protect the smallest of Africa's parrots
- A Feast for the Senses: Different ways to enrich parrots' lives
- The Curious Sex Lives of Vasa Parrots
- Zoo Conservation Partner Spotlight: Woburn Safari Park
- Parrot Senses, Part 2: How psittacines connect with their surroundings
- The Littlest Psittacines: Pygmy Parrots
- Parrots in the Wild: Bourke's Parakeet
Winter 2020
Volume 32.4 (no. 125)
- Gone for Good? Maybe not – Mitchell's Lorikeets found on Bali
- Moths and Machine Guns: Monitoring Yellow-Naped Amazons in Central America
- Different Shades: Exploring Colour Mutations in Parrots
- The Wild Parrots of Biak Island
- Parrot Senses: How psittacines connect with their surroundings
- Double whammy conservation problem for the endangered Lear’s Macaw: Urgent action to remove invasive Africanized honey bees in nesting areas
- Parrots in the Wild: Red-winged Parrot
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