Specialists of the six parrot species integrated into the Program regularly meet to discuss best practices, daily challenges, fieldwork methodologies, and achieving new results, proposing knowledge exchanges and the improvement of different working methods.

The Program also seeks to enable a national integration network, especially in the fight against wildlife trafficking. In this regard, it has promoted workshops with state environmental agencies and the Environmental, Federal, and Federal Highway Police. A total of 494 representatives participated in the courses and meetings to address the issue. The meetings took place in nine states: Rio Grande do Sul,

Santa Catarina, Paraná, São Paulo, Espírito Santo, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Minas Gerais, and Mato Grosso do Sul.

The effort also includes engaging with managers of Conservation Units to recognize natural areas where the species occur and promote conservation activities of the remnants and raise awareness among potential visitors and surrounding residents. Approximately 300 managers were informed about the species, contributed data, and are involved in the Program’s activities.

Currently, the Program also promotes the Brazilian Parrot Studies Week. Held online in April, in celebration of World Parrot Day, the 2021 edition gathered over 2,800 registrants, 20 lectures, and 30 institutions. The main goal of the event is to spread knowledge about the species, their threats, and conservation opportunities to as many people as possible.

The Program also develops various environmental education and awareness materials, such as videos and web series, biobulletins, brochures, and booklets. A successful case of these materials was the production of a sticker album, which was well-received in educational actions and among civil society.