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Birdorable Charity Campaigns

Birdorable currently supports the following projects:

Hyacinth Macaw

Projeto Arara Azul

Websitehttp://www.projetoararaazul.org.br
BackgroundThe Hyacinth Macaw is the largest flying parrot species in the world. They are native to South America and endangered from high levels of poaching and smuggling for pet trade. They are further threatened by increased commercial sale of feather art and habitat loss from human development.
Support30% of the retail price of each Birdorable Hyacinth Macaw product sale will be donated to Projeto Arara Azul in Brazil
SinceApril 2008
 
California Condor

Ventana Wildlife Society

Websitehttp://www.ventanaws.org
BackgroundThe California Condor has the largest wingspan of any bird found in North America. The bird today is considered critically endangered. In 1987 the last wild California Condor was captured to become part of one of the most expensive conservation projects ever. At that time there were only 22 individuals! In early 2008 this number had increased to over 300 birds, with over 150 in two wild populations.
Support30% of the retail price of each Birdorable Save the California Condor and Return of the California Condor product sale will be donated to The Ventana Wildlife Society.
SinceMarch 2008
 
Mariah and Kaver from the Rochester Falconcam

Genesee Valley Audubon Society, Rochester Falconcam

Websitehttp://rfalconcam.com
BackgroundMariah and Kaver are a pair of Peregrine Falcons that are the stars of the Genesee Valley Audubon Society's Rochester Falconcam. The Falconcam, which can be seen at rfalconcam.com, operates in the spring during Mariah & Kaver's courtship and nesting season.
Support30% of the retail price of each Birdorable Mariah and Kaver product sale will be donated to the Rochester Falconcam
SinceMarch 2008
 
Shy Albatross

Save the Albatross, Birdlife International

Websitehttp://www.savethealbatross.net
BackgroundAlbatrosses are among the most endangered bird species. 100,000 albatrosses are killed every year on fishing hooks. They are being killed in such vast numbers that they can't breed fast enough to keep up. This is putting them in real danger of extinction.
Support30% of the retail price of each Birdorable Save the Albatross (square) and Save the Albatross (swimming) product sale will be donated to the Save the Albatross campaign of Birdlife International
SinceJuly 2007