Support for Macaw project

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Subject:	Support for Macaw project
From:	David Adams <>
Date:	Sat, 28 Jun 2014 17:14:19 +1000

On Friday, June 27, 2014, Jack & Andrea Holland <> wrote:

COG members or chat line subscribers may recall that at the September 2010 COG meeting George Olah, who had just commenced a Ph D at the ANU gave a short presentation on “An

introduction to the Tambopata Research Centre in SE Peru and its general work on Macaws etc.”

George’s Ph D work has been based on this Research Centre, and we’re looking forward to him telling us all about it in 2015.

TRC is an outstanding facility in a truly remarkable location for birds and (by neotropical standards) mammals. There aren't that many places in the world were you can see around two dozen species of parrots in as many hours. If anyone is ever considering visiting the region and would like a few thoughts, please drop me a line.

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