Long-term projects like the Blue Fronted Amazon Parrot Project are only possible with the participation of several people, professionals on the area or not. Since 1997, tens of professionals and students have collaborated with the Project. Some were working on the Project for several years, like the biologist Alessandra Firmino (5 years) and other for a few months. Some were extern students that collaborated directly on the field activities, and other collaborators have done their research based on the Project. Some became “godmother of the Project”, like the biologist Neiva Guedes, coordinator of the Hyacinth Macaw Project; and the veterinarian Anna Croukamp from “Parque das Aves Foz Tropicana” who do not measure efforts to help the Project, with incentive and different features. Other came for a brief visit and became “friends of the Project”, like the writer Susan McGrath and the veterinarian Taiana Costa, who helped with work in their areas.

Vandir and the veterinarian Anna Croukamp, from Parque das Aves Foz Tropicana, “godmother” of the Project. Anna incentivates and helps the Project since its very beginning, on 1997.

Vandir and Ragusa, from UFMS - Glaucia’s PhD Advisor

Vandir and the architect Joao - collaborate with geoprocessing for 3 years

Veterinarian Tania Raso - collaborate with the sanitary issues of the Project for 5 years

Glaucia and the boat driver Marcio - 3 years with the project

Glaucia and the journalist Susan McGrath, collaborated with equiment and journalistic services

Biologist Alessandra Firmino - 5 years with the Project

Biologist Carol - 1 year with the Project

Biologist Marja - 1 year with the Project

Biologist Enazia - 6 months with the Project

Vandir and the extern veterinary medicine student Andrea - 2 months with the Project

Extern biology student Andre - 3 months with the Project

Vandir and the extern biology student Veronica - 5 months

Glaucia and Jackson - 1 month with the Project

Extern zootechny student - 5 months with the Project

Vandir and the extern biology student Lelis - 3 months with the Project

No matter how long they were in the field or how do they collaborate, the most important is that all of them have something in common: they are in love with nature conservation, parrots and Pantanal – Brazil.

THANK YOU ALL!

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