After 200 years, blue-and-yellow macaws are flying again over Rio de Janeiro’s Tijuca National Park. Four rescued birds have already been released as part of Brazil’s wider rewilding effort, restoring seed dispersal and ecological balance in one of the world’s largest urban forests.
(c) Brunno Martins

Guacamayos azul y amarillo vuelven a Río tras dos siglos

THE GUARDIAN

Doscientos años después de desdaparecer en la zona, los guacamayos azul y amarillo vuelven a surcar el cielo de Río de Janeiro sobre el Parque Nacional de Tijuca. Cuatro aves rescatadas ya fueron liberadas dentro de un proyecto de restauración ecológica que busca recuperar la dispersión de semillas y el equilibrio del bosque urbano.

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