"The Comeback of Blue-Throated Macaws" talk

Wake Audubon hosts programs, open to the public, often free, throughout the year. You can see all the events on Wake Audubon's calendar. One upcoming event is a talk, The Comeback of Blue-Throated Macaws, on Saturday, November 14 2026, from 1 to 2 p.m., at SECU Daily Planet Theater, Nature Research Center, 121 West Jones Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. This is a free event, with no RSVP required. This is a special presentation with Dorothy Paterson, executive director for Bird Endowment. Ms. Dorothy Paterson, the President & Executive Director of Bird Endowment, will join via Zoom to deliver “Twenty Years of Conservation Success: The Comeback of Blue-Throated Macaws” inside the SECU Daily Planet Theater. Blue-Throated Macaws are a critically endangered parrot native exclusively to the Beni Savannas of north-central Bolivia. Only 300-500 individuals remain in the wild. Their severe decline is driven by habitat loss, the illegal pet trade, and the historic use of its feathers in traditional dances.

Last updated October 26, 2026