Swift Parrots | An Endangered Species' Remarkable Recovery

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2016
  • Swift parrots are one of Australia’s most charismatic birds, but also one of its most endangered. Each year every swift parrot in the nation flies south to Tasmania to breed. Logging and land-clearing have decimated their habitat but conservation biologist, Dejan Stojanovic, also made the startling discovery of why the parrot numbers were plummeting so rapidly - a very unlikely predator - the deceptively sweet sugar glider was eating them.
    In a race against time, Dejan and his team raised thousands of dollars through social media to save the parrot. Reporter, Mark Horstman, returns to Bruny Island in Tasmania to witness their remarkable recovery.
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  • @tobyihli9470
    @tobyihli9470 5 лет назад +54

    Thank you boys for caring, and in the best way. You noticed a problem, you made your best diagnosis with the facts you had, then you physically ran the ground game. You raised the awareness, you funded it with many small donors, which gets many more people with equity in a success, then you built and installed the boxes. That is a text book demonstration on how to be successful. Congratulations. Now you could scale up if you need to. You have all the data and a success story to use as a roadmap should you seek bigger donors, and hire more people and ramp it up, if need be. As an American, I admire you. But the Swift Parrots, they owe you a debt of gratitude. You probably headed off an extinction. That’s immeasurable. Thank you. I pray God blesses you.

  • @sharonkaczorowski8690
    @sharonkaczorowski8690 2 года назад +8

    Wonderful work! You saved a species!

  • @rangerjaxmaxmay7742
    @rangerjaxmaxmay7742 Год назад +4

    Thank you so much for your care & compassion but also the efforts for these, but all birds & etc. Sadly, in Western Australia 'we' cut down trees in incredible numbers, daily, alongside old Jarrah Forest clearing. Councils & etc. cannot abide any 'old' trees with hollows for our parrots, cockatoos & galahs & ANY bird or Possum. We are so stupid. Bees are dying out also.

  • @minecraftenjoyer8406
    @minecraftenjoyer8406 2 года назад +3

    his arms must be massive he climbed that tree mostly with his arms... insane feat bro kudos

  • @Barakon
    @Barakon 2 года назад +3

    Can people plant these gum trees while adding nest boxes and removing sugar gliders?

  • @wildlifegardenssydney7492
    @wildlifegardenssydney7492 2 месяца назад

    Thank you to all the caring people that are helping to save the Swift Parrots and the gorgeous Dr! This is one of the best stories!…..So wonderful! Keep on going! Can you make an update please?

  • @rohan925
    @rohan925 3 года назад +6

    God bless you guys

  • @BrigadierGaming
    @BrigadierGaming 5 лет назад +15

    beautiful work keep working hard and i am a big fan of his work in case if you get a chance to visit india please give me chance to meet u sir ....

  • @ambriadanielsband4132
    @ambriadanielsband4132 5 лет назад +18

    God bless you people

    • @ambriadanielsband4132
      @ambriadanielsband4132 5 лет назад +2

      My precious sugar gliders are carnivores? They are so cute though!

    • @friendlybullfrog
      @friendlybullfrog 5 лет назад +2

      @@ambriadanielsband4132Sugar gliders are just like flying squirrels that savage my cage bird nest outside, where we keep them. Being nocturnal they eat some meat. Not being out during daylight and getting sunlight for vitamin D they seek protien too get it.

    • @user-id1yy3np9x
      @user-id1yy3np9x 4 года назад

      @@ambriadanielsband4132 خحبلوص
      ىخصز

    • @awadhkishore9621
      @awadhkishore9621 3 года назад

      Keith M you are right

  • @KittySnicker
    @KittySnicker 5 лет назад +7

    Pretty birdies!!

  • @priyankataywade6329
    @priyankataywade6329 10 месяцев назад

    Good job! God bless you

  • @hauptmannbalalaika
    @hauptmannbalalaika Год назад +1

    Firewood collection? Why still allow the burning of timber as firewood when emissions are a problem?

  • @AnimalWorldKM
    @AnimalWorldKM 2 года назад +1

    Good videos

  • @alexmolendijk607
    @alexmolendijk607 Год назад

    Good Job 👍

  • @binodchaudhary4136
    @binodchaudhary4136 4 года назад +2

    NICE AMAJING

  • @okraytv4644
    @okraytv4644 10 месяцев назад +1

    This is my dream job

  • @xaylink2221
    @xaylink2221 2 года назад +1

    How does this have 1 million views but 35 comments only

  • @arizshah588
    @arizshah588 3 года назад +4

    I’ve got a pair of swift parakeets and they are amazing.unfortunately they can’t servive in England due to the conditions.

    • @ray817oneDEEP
      @ray817oneDEEP 3 года назад +1

      Survive *

    • @twoflyinghats
      @twoflyinghats 10 месяцев назад

      OMG... What on earth were you doing with swift parrots in ENGLAND?? They had to be result of the illegal wildlife and pet smuggling trade!!

  • @Sarbanimandal.
    @Sarbanimandal. 3 года назад +2

    👍👍👍

  • @jase123111
    @jase123111 Год назад +3

    Why are they still allowing such destructive logging?! They need to plant more trees...not cut them down!

  • @eqfrombc
    @eqfrombc 5 лет назад +5

    ❤️❤️

  • @thealchemist3750
    @thealchemist3750 5 лет назад +5

    😍😍😍😍

  • @ray817oneDEEP
    @ray817oneDEEP 3 года назад +2

    How much for a hat made of em?

    • @jase123111
      @jase123111 Год назад

      More expensive than a pair of pants made of your face.

  • @bhupendrarangori2741
    @bhupendrarangori2741 5 лет назад +7

    2 Parrots price

  • @don.timeless4993
    @don.timeless4993 4 года назад +2

    Did they always do nest hole to a living trees or just with dead trees? Because I'm thinking to release some parrot species in my town to spread cypress & juniper trees by them naturally. I'm afraid it destroy trees!

  • @Fikr-e-muhadis
    @Fikr-e-muhadis 4 года назад +2

    ♥️♥️♥️♥️🤝🙏

  • @joandar1
    @joandar1 4 года назад +2

    So, Who was the bright spark that introduced these Sugar Gliders? Same thinking as to why we have A Fox/ Rabbit/Cats/Starlings/Swallows/Mice/Rats/Cane Toads and that is only the tip of the Iceberg. 60 Thousand years ago the first People came to this land, they came here when it was really cold as sea levels were low. They walked to what we now call Tasmania. The Sea level rose and then 20,000 years later the next people arrived here with a dog, called a Dingo and that dog wiped out all of the TASSIE Tigers that used to roam all up the East Coast, Thylacine. Link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thylacine
    Just some food for thought people, do your own homework if you are interested.
    John, Australia.

  • @NearlyNativeNursery
    @NearlyNativeNursery 2 года назад

    Fabulous success story saving thee little lovely parakeets. I would recommend starting a captive breeding program as a back up. Where a lot of people disagree with captive breeding I believe it is a major tool to be put to work to ensure there is a back up population.The Homo spaiens population is ever growing with their selfish demand for natural resources and consumption. Captive breeding programs will be the last hope. I live in the southeastern US and have mounted up 20 various species nest boxes and similar to the chain saw method I did some smaller dead limbs on table saw. If only there were more people like you Aussies had the passion for wildlife conservation.

    • @twoflyinghats
      @twoflyinghats 10 месяцев назад

      They are NOT parakeets, as that's your word, but PARROTS, okay, as in the title? When in Rome...
      And yes, there are breeding programs conducted by various agencies for them, but ultimately we have to stop the timber industry's merciless chopping down of old growth trees needed by so many species and ensure they have different varieties of gum flowers blossoming every year for them.
      Reply

  • @tuntunsharmasharma6326
    @tuntunsharmasharma6326 3 года назад

    1

  • @adityaspaperart1948
    @adityaspaperart1948 3 года назад

    Js

  • @nisha_story
    @nisha_story 4 года назад +4

    हे भगवान मेरी कमेंट पड़ने वाले कि सभी इच्छा (wish) पुरी करना आज😘😘😘

  • @sultanmehmoodghaznavi6312
    @sultanmehmoodghaznavi6312 4 года назад

    hahahahahah they are cutting their trees and tree homes and giving them small man made boxes from same wood. lol. hypocrisy at its peak!

    • @Archmagos_Faber
      @Archmagos_Faber 3 года назад +2

      wrong

    • @nickbailey5201
      @nickbailey5201 2 года назад +2

      The ones putting up boxes aren't the ones cutting down trees lol

    • @willylao5430
      @willylao5430 2 года назад

      Wow, you have anger management issues! Instead of sitting there criticizing, why don't you do something to help!!?