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By Nikita Mandhani Verified, SANSHEY BISWAS, Manon Verchot Verified, Jaime Hellman
| buff.ly
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Liberia: Endangered Parrots Get a Second Chance At Life in the Wild

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By SANSHEY BISWAS, Manon Verchot Verified
| AllAfrica
Fourteen Timneh parrots finally got their freedom back on July 8th, 2025. And this time freedom tasted a little like palm fruit. The rehabilitated parrots were released in an area with a healthy population of wild parrots. Timneh parrots are large, gray parrots with brick-red colored tails. The International Union for Conservation of Nature, an organisation that tracks the risk of extinction of species around the world, lists these birds as endangered.
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Liberia’s citizen scientists celebrate the country’s biodiversity

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By Manon Verchot Verified
| FrontPage Africa Verified
On a rainy morning eight years ago, a group of nature enthusiasts woke up early on a Sunday morning to look for birds. The gathering, organised by the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL), was supported by the then-German ambassador’s wife. By Manon Verchot and Sanshey Biswas Since that day, at 6AM on the second Sunday of every month, they try to meet in a different location, usually somewhere near or in Monrovia. Together, they document which bird species they see.
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