Introducing pandemonium
A Living Species Bank
Project Fly Free
Modern-Day Dodo
Our Founder
Read about Us
Tedx Talk
““The Birds of Pandemonium does for rare birds what Susan Orlean’s The Orchid Thief did for rare orchids, Joy Adamson’s Born Free did for lions, and Jane Goodall did for chimpanzees and apes . . . ”
Pandemonium Aviaries is a 501(c) 3 non profit conservation organization specializing in birds. We are a Living Species Bank. We protect bird species by “banking” living birds and growing their numbers.
Keeping the birds alive is not enough. We also preserve their “culture” by how we raise them. Our intent is to one day return these birds to the wild when it is safe to do so. They will need learned as well as innate skills to survive.
We think outside of the cage. Sometimes we take a traditional conservation method and use it in an innovative way. Or use an overlooked resource that others have by-passed. And yes, we do want our birds to be out of cages. That’s what Project Fly Free is all about.
AN UNTAPPED RESOURCE
There are exotic species already in the US that could save their species should their wild relatives disappear. Read More >
A NOVEL APPROACH
Why wait? We start protection while we can still get the numbers and biodiversity to ensure healthy breeding populations. Read More >
SAVING THE CROWN PIGEONS
The Crown pigeons of New Guinea are one of the species in our Living Species Bank. Hard to say which is more amazing: the drumming sounds they make or their feather “crowns” or that they wag their tails like puppies.
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We See a Solution
You. If every animal lover invested in saving animals, they would be saved.
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#2 Largest Flock in the World
Victoria Crown pigeon
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Once Common
Crimson Wing parrot
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#1 Largest Flock
Green-naped pheasant pigeon
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34 Species
East African Crowned crane
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One Chick at a Time
Green-naped pheasant pigeon chick
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Captive Bred
Lady Gouldian finches
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Model Aviary Program
Crane aviary
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Blue and Gold Macaw
Life long care is provided
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Dodo Relative
Nicobar pigeons
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Eats Nectar and Pollen
Lorikeet
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Breeding Focus
Bleeding Heart dove
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
The Dodo went extinct in 80 years. We can’t let this happen to the modern-day Dodo, the Crown Pigeons.
