While Blue-throated Macaw numbers are steadily rising thanks to the efforts made by Asociación ArmonÃa, our partner are looking at every trick of the trade to improve the housing market for this Endangered macaw.
The Indigenous Autonomous Government of the Bolivian district of Charagua lyambae has approved more than 700,000 acres (285,000 hectares) as a conservation area for the protection of the Guanaco.
A key nesting site for the Critically Endangered Blue-throated Macaw has been secured for wildlife due to a cooperative effort between five conservation organisations: American Bird Conservancy, Asociación ArmonÃa, International Conservation Fund of Canada, IUCN Netherlands, and World Land Trust.
