Celebrating a Lifetime of Data: The Gang-gang Cockatoo
The Gang-gang Cockatoo is certainly one of Australia’s most distinctive and endearing birds – immediately recognisable by its light nature, tender calls and, in males, hanging pink crest. But behind this acquainted allure lies a sobering actuality: Gang-gang Cockatoos at the moment are listed as endangered, following a long time of habitat loss, local weather pressures, illness and the devastating impacts of latest bushfires.
The Gang-gang Cockatoo: Observations within the Wild and in Rehabilitation brings collectively a long time of shut commentary, care and hard-won expertise to inform the story of this exceptional species. Greater than a subject information, the e book gives a uncommon perception into the lives of Gang-gangs in each their pure atmosphere and in wildlife rehabilitation, highlighting what is really required to provide these delicate birds the most effective likelihood of survival
Co-authored by Peggy McDonald OAM CF and Emma Croker, the publication displays a unprecedented depth of sensible information. From breeding behaviour and seasonal actions to the complexities of rehabilitation and launch, the e book captures the intelligence, vulnerability and resilience of Gang-gang Cockatoos, whereas reinforcing simply how specialised their care wants are.
For WIRES, this e book carries particular which means. Peggy McDonald was a WIRES volunteer for a few years, generously sharing her experience, time and unwavering dedication to wildlife. Her contribution to the care and rehabilitation of Gang-gang Cockatoos – and to the broader wildlife caring neighborhood – has been profound. The information documented on this e book shouldn’t be tutorial concept, however lived expertise, gathered over a long time of hands-on work with these birds.
We’re deeply grateful to Peggy for her ongoing dedication to wildlife and for generously sharing this e book with WIRES supporters. By making this useful resource freely obtainable, she and her co-author have ensured that important info reaches wildlife carers, veterinarians and conservationists who’re engaged on the frontlines to guard this endangered species.
Obtain your copy right here: Gang-gang Cockatoo: Observations within the Wild and in Rehabilitation
