Chile’s burrowing parrot marks 35 years of a slow but successful recovery

Mongabay
Nov 24, 2021, 7:00 am232 pts
The story of Cristián Bonacic and Río de los Cipreses National Reserve is, in a way, a story of love at first sight: they “met” in the summer of 1986, when Bonacic was studying veterinary medicine and the 38,000 hectares (93,900 acres) of foothills had not yet been officially declared a reserve. Since…

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