Below are Links of sites that I find personally and professionally useful and interesting.
If you wish to be added to this page of great companion bird supporters, please send me an email to paris@letcompanionbirdsfly.com.au .
USA
Our Position
Whether captured in the wild or born in captivity, parrots are not domesticated animals like cats and dogs. They are still wild animals. Their natural curiosity, sensitivity, intellect, playfulness, and ability to form bonds with humans can tempt people to keep them in captivity.
SECS – South Eastern Centre For SustainablityMelbourne, Australia
Environmental concerns have become increasingly important over the past decade as community awareness of climate change, biodiversity, drought and related environmental issues has increased dramatically. The science underpinning our concerns about climate change is now well established and the consequences for sustainability increasingly understood. click here for more
Sylvia Raye has been in the music industry for 40 years, but had her first hit record at 68. Picture: Rohan Kelly Source: Herald Sun
HAVING spent 40 years in the music industry, Sylvia Raye would be the first to tell you she did not expect to have her first hit record at the age of 68.
And the Sydney entertainer is as surprised as anyone that a couple of songs she recorded to grant her husband’s dying wish would result in what broadcaster Alan Jones called “an avalanche of responses”.
Steven M. Wise is President of the Nonhuman Rights Project, Inc.
He holds a J.D. from Boston University Law School and a B.S. in Chemistry from the College of William and Mary. He has practiced animal protection law for 30 years throughout the United States and is admitted to the Massachusetts Bar.
Steve teaches “Animal Rights Jurisprudence” at the Vermont, Lewis and Clark, University of Miami, and St. Thomas Law Schools, and has taught “Animal Rights Law” at the Harvard Law School and John Marshall Law School.
Great latest news on bird stories around the world!
Balsa Central South Australia, Australia
They sell great clean toxic free balsa pack boxes full of different balsa wood shapes which birds/parrots love to play and chew!!
Better to chew Balsa wood than their feathers when they are bored!
Catholic Concern for Animals Australia
