What We Do
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Injured or orphaned birds
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Found birds
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'Problem' birds
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Illegal activity
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Parrots
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Raptors & owls
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Water birds
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Passerines
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Hand-rearing at-risk chicks
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Forest Department Captive Parrot Licence Programme
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School programmes
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Workshops and training
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Public awareness
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Care advice
Mission Statement
To encourage empathy for and awareness of the importance of the preservation of indigenous bird-life by means of education, conservation, enforcement and rehabilitation
How can we help you?
Take a look at the information in the link, or text/call 610 0400
Often baby birds do not need our help. Click for more info or call/text 610 0400
See the info on the link or call 610 0400 asap
We regularly rehabilitate parrots to return to the wild. Contact us to discuss options
Contact the Belize Forest Department to find out how you can register your bird
Follow the link for information on importing your captive-bred pet bird
It is illegal to own wild-caught birds in Belize.We advise that you get a budgie! Follow the link to find out why.
How can you help us?
Whether it's produce, consumables or dollars, we are grateful!
Rock Farm Guest House is our source of sustainable funding.
Join our rescue network for all imperilled wildlife. Contact us for details.
Follow the link for information and the online application
“Because they are so smart, people want to possess them.
For me, the sight of a parrot living alone, living in a cage, deprived of flight, miserably bored, breaks my heart. And the parrot’s, too, perhaps."
Dr Jane Goodall