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Explore the comprehensive insights from the 2024 Scarlet Macaw Conservation Report by Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD). This research paper highlights critical efforts and findings from the 2024 nesting season in Belize’s Chiquibul Forest. Key details include:

  • Nesting Success: Systematic monitoring of 21 active nests resulted in 28 chicks fledging into the wild, with 9 additional fledglings raised in an in-situ laboratory.
  • Conservation Strategies: Innovative techniques, including fostering and swapping chicks, were implemented to reduce poaching risks and increase survival rates.
  • Community Collaboration: Formation of the Southern Mo’h Working Group to support local conservation, reforestation, and awareness efforts.
  • Veterinary Support: Essential medical care was provided for chicks, ensuring their successful growth and release.
  • Recommendations: Proposals for long-term agreements, expanded monitoring, and international collaboration for enhanced conservation efforts.

This report showcases the ongoing commitment to safeguarding the Scarlet Macaw, a vital and iconic species in Belize.

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