Citron crested cockatoo license#

20% discount for: Senior citizens, healthcare providers, law enforcement, firefighters, military veterans & on active duty, college students & people with disabilities.

Guests will not be allowed to attend their tour without a valid id. The name on the ID must match the invoice/reservation name.

Citron crested cockatoo license#

Guests must provide a valid driver’s license (or identification) upon arrival at the facility.If purchase is made with cash we do not need proof of identification. If you purchase tickets as a gift for another guest you will need to email this information to our booking office to transfer the purchase. Any guests that purchase their tickets with a credit or debit card will need to show their driver's license/ state identification card and credit card for proof of purchase.All animal encounters are available for a limited time due to the size or temperament of the animal. The animals we offer for interaction vary on their health & character at the time of the encounter. All tours must be reserved in advanced and require completed releases and waivers.Please be advised that there will be a late fee added for those that are late for their scheduled tour.For some animal encounters and photo opportunities, children’s minimum age requirements are subject to change based on the age and growth of our felines and other animals.Children under 17 years old must be accompanied by a paying parent or legal guardian at all times.

If you need a waiver, please contact us via email or by phone. In order to take the tour, they will need to present a waiver signed by their legal guardian/parent along with a valid photo ID. Only minors of 17 years of age may take a tour without any adult supervision.All photos taken during the photo opportunity & encounter packages are to be taken with guest cameras.All packages are transferable upon request.All tours must be pre-booked at least 24 hours in advance.Office hours are Monday through Sunday between 8:30 am – 6:00 pm.

Our tours are conducted Monday through Sunday between 8:30 am – 6:00 pm* (BY RESERVATION ONLY).

Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2023) IUCN Red List for birds. Population size:ĭecreasing Extent of occurrence (breeding/resident):īirdLife International (2023) Species factsheet: Cacatua citrinocristata. Although the future rate of reduction is suspected to be at a lower rate, the resumption of trapping at a high intensity (from a much lower total population size) will be potentially severely impact the species in the near future. Recent information suggests that trapping is continuing and since 2017 has once again been increasing in intensity, with an associated increase in price per bird. Even if the apparent mean stability of the population since 1992 continues, the scale of the reduction is sufficient that the rate of reduction will continue to meet thresholds for listing as Critically Endangered for several years to come. The overall population reduction over the past three generations (43 years) is suspected to have been well over 80%. sulphurea and is assessed here for the first time. Despite an apparent recent stabilisation of this long-lived species's population, it remains unrecovered from its 1980s population size, when the species was being exported in its thousands annually from Sumba for the pet trade. Justification of Red List category This species is recognised as separate from C. Click here for more information about the Red List categories and criteria