Conservation win as first palm cockatoo chick fledges from artificial hollow in Australia

Mongabay
Mar 23, 2026, 8:23 pm119 ptsTrending
Conservationists in Australia are celebrating the fledging of a palm cockatoo chick, a species considered endangered in the country. It fledged from an artificial log hollow installed on a tree for breeding cockatoos. The structure is one of 29 such spaces created as part of People For Wildlife’s (PFW)…

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