Consultoria Ambiental; actions executed within the National Action Plan for the Conservation of the Species; Enel Green Power Brazil, in charge of the integral financing of the project and the Community of Cercadinho, Campo Formoso / Bahia. Also relevant for their support have been the Architecture Association of Cristina Dénes, for the creation of the project of construction of the nursery of adaptation of the araras in the Area of Freedom of Wild Animals, and the collaboration of Antonio Carlos Canto Porto Filho and Francisco Antonio de Oliveira, for the donation of materials. Also: the National Centre for Research and Conservation of Wild Birds; the Fazenda Cachoeira Scientific Hatchery for conservation purposes; the Centre for Conservation and Management of Caatinga Fauna (CEMAFAUNA); the National Cente for Research and Conservation of Wild Birds (CEMAVE); the Scientific Hatchery for conservation purposes; the Bahia Institute of Environment and Water Resources (INEMA); the Max Planck


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Institute of Environment and Water Resources of Bahia (INEMA); the Institute of Biodiversity Development (ICMBio); the Institute of Wild Spaces (IES); the Institute of Ornithology (MPIO); the Zoology Museum of the University of São Paulo (MZUSP) and Nitro Imágenes, a multidisciplinary team that has made it possible for Tenerife macaws to fly in Brazil.


Researchers and collaborators: Erica Pacífico, general director of the project, Thiago Filadelfo, field researcher, Patricia Mendes Fonseca and Fernanda Riera Paschotto. Assistant biologists: Angelo Brasileiro,


Luciana Leite, Carolina Prudente, Gabriela Favoretto, Rafael Paulino and René Santos - Luciana Leite - specialists in environmental education, Carolina Prudente, Gabriela Favoretto and Rafael Paulino - specialists in animal behaviour (all three work with psittaci forms in their master studies, and Gabriela specifically with the parrot species A. Leari. Máximo Cardoso field leader.


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