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    The unique work of Neiva Guedes

    Apr 13, 2022 3 minutes

    THANK you for publishing (March 30 issue) David Waugh’s excellent article on the problems now facing the population of the hyacinth macaw in the Brazilian Pantanal. It underlines the fact that good news stories relating to endangered species should not allow us to be complacent.

    New threats can decimate populations in a very short period, as has happened worldwide (including in Australia) with many parrot species, after the catastrophic fires of recent times.

    David mentioned Neiva Guedes, who

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