| Category | Concluido |
| Date | 1999-2024 |
| Investment | 199.440$ |
Thanks to LPF’s conservation efforts, the Horned Parakeet has been saved from extinction. Although their populations are currently fragmented, their numbers are increasing, which gives even more hope to this parakeet.
Horned Parakeet, New Caledonia
In New Caledonia, a parakeet with elegant feather tufts on its head has long struggled against invasive species in its habitat—particularly rats, which prey on its eggs and chicks. By monitoring breeding territories throughout the season and identifying the species’ reproductive strategies and habitat conditions, its numbers have improved in recent years, leading to a change in its conservation status from Endangered to Vulnerable.
Understanding the types of landscapes it uses, its daily behaviours, and the threats it faces requires extensive research and technical work. In this case, those efforts have produced excellent results.
