Echo Bonaire $10,000 fundraising goal reached
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Kralendijk – In December, ECHO had an ambitious fundraising goal, they needed to raise $10,000 to allow Yellow-shouldered Amazon field program to effectively continue in 2021. Despite the difficulties felt across the world, their supporters showed them incredible love and generosity by helping them reach their $10,000 goal.
ECHO can’t thank everyone enough, whether you donated, shared one of their posts or just sent them a bit of good luck, without all of you, they wouldn’t have been able to reach the target and help to continue to conserve the Yellow-shouldered Amazon on Bonaire.
The funds raised will help Echo continue to:
- Rescue and rehabilitate ex pets, injured and confiscated parrots
- Provide care for parrots unable to return to the wild
- Release rescued parrots back into the wild
- Monitor and protect wild populations
- And so much more!
ECHO is well underway into this year’s parrot conservation programs and have already hosted their annual roost count, welcomed a new wildlife assistant and began training in parrot monitoring. They look forward to sharing with you how your support has helped Yellow-shouldered Amazon Parrot conservation.
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