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They are found on islands near Australia, such as New Guinea and Indonesia. They are also known as Black Palm Cockatoos and Black-winged Palm Cockatoos, which is their scientific name. Yellow-tailed black cockatoo is a native to the regions of south and central-eastern Queensland to southeastern South Australia from the small populating Eyre Peninsula. Help us raise seed funding to activate investment partners to deliver on the Action Plan. The black cockatoo is a sacred bird to the Aboriginal people of Australia. The Black Cockatoo is one of the most beautiful and amazing birds in the world. Learn about Glossy Black-Cockatoo Bioacoustics Monitoring research underway and how you can help submit a sighting! Read the Glossy Black-Cockatoo Resilience Action Plan Interim Report Two white-tailed black cockatoos Baudins Black Cockatoo and Carnabys Black. support direct on-ground community action. There are three species of black cockatoos in the Margaret River region.

A lot of people are intrigued by the exotic and. With their mysterious, elegant looks and a lot of unique traits, the Red-tailed Black Cockatoo is charming in every aspect.

coordinate and scale existing relevant initiatives and Although they are a rare and prized sight, these exotic cockatoos make wonderful pets and are still sought by many potential owners.

fills potential gaps in understanding of habitat and behaviour.

Following the Symposium, we’re developing a Resilience Action Plan for Glossy Black-Cockatoos in the Noosa Biosphere Reserve which aims to deliver critical conservation and management actions that:

Working with key stakeholder input, the NBRF held a Glossy Black-Cockatoo Symposium in November 2020 to understand current on-ground conservation, care and research efforts in and around the Noosa Biosphere Reserve and identify gaps and opportunities for future management. The Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation (NBRF) aims to support the ongoing efforts of community groups, researchers and individuals to better understand and protect vital Glossy Black-Cockatoo habitat.