This course helps parrot owners and potential owners understand the rich history
of aviculture in the United States.
Wing clipping could be labeled one of the most controversial subjects
in aviculture.
The American Federation of
Aviculture does its part to help people become better stewards of their companion parrots through education and outreach in various communities where members live.
And while she has the personal right to create such works, members of the American Federation of
Aviculture wonder why PBS stations around the country would air a decidedly one ‐ sided piece.
Many bird owners first got
into aviculture after seeing (or hearing) a parrot speak or sing to them.
As you chat with the breeder, you'll be able to tell if you are dealing with someone that has a genuine passion
for aviculture, or someone that is looking to make a quick buck from a few unlucky parrots.
To work in joint cooperation with all avian rescue groups to try and eliminate the need for rescue groups by educating the public
about aviculture issues.
He regularly lectures to bird clubs and
aviculture conventions locally, throughout the Midwest and nationally.
National Bird Clubs and organizations American Federation of
Aviculture International Avicultural Society World Parrot Trust American Cockatiel Society Grey - Cheeked Parakeet site Alex and Irene Peperberg
The sanctuary states, «Today, Pandemonium is one of the largest bird sanctuaries in the US, and we are among the few groups addressing the issue of birds disappearing from the wild and
from aviculture by conservation breeding of endangered species.
If you're interested in learning more about keeping a Maximilian's Pionus, contact a local breeder or a bird club or
aviculture society in your area.
This New Zealand species of parakeet is one of the most active
in aviculture, always running, never sitting still, always moving (they are often seen running up and down the sides of their cage without using their beaks).
On the national level, AFA offers a two ‐ part course titled The Fundamentals
of Aviculture.
AFA has a membership consisting of bird breeders, pet bird owners, avian veterinarians, pet / bird store owners, bird product manufacturers, and other people interested in the future of
aviculture.
Note: The American Federation of
Aviculture (AFA) is a nonprofit national organization established in 1974, whose purpose is to represent all aspects of aviculture and to educate the public about keeping and breeding birds in captivity.
Chances are you will find members of your local bird club or
aviculture society that are willing to take your bird.
If you aren't comfortable contacting a local bird rescue or
aviculture society, you can consider placing a classified ad online or in your community newspaper.
Exotic bird clubs and
aviculture societies can also be a great way to find good quality breeders.
She is certified in animal therapy and
aviculture, with years of animal training experience.
The American Federation of
Aviculture (AFA) is a nonprofit national organization established in 1974, whose purpose is to represent all aspects of aviculture and to educate the public about keeping and breeding birds in captivity.
Aviculture (the practice of keeping and / or breeding birds in captivity) has bourgeoned into one of the most lucrative segments of the pet industry, and it is generally accepted that captive birds (including parrots, finches and canaries) are the fourth most popular animal kept as «pets» after fish, cats and dogs (2016 - 2016 American Pet Product Association National Pet Owners Survey).
For example, this year we were pleased to work with the American Federation of
Aviculture to re-exempt birds from an overreaching health - certification requirement that was passed last year in New Hampshire.
There's usually one or more in each state, and you can check with the American Federation of
Aviculture (AFA), as many clubs are affiliated with this national organization.
«All of my staff have passed or are taking the American Federation of
Aviculture's «Fundamentals of Aviculture» courses.»