Press Attention

I gave interviews to various science writers and news agencies about my research and filming activities.

  1. Scientific American (2026) These spiders weave themselves giant doppelgängers to scare away predators [by Gennaro Tomma]
  2. Science (2025) That’s no spider! It’s a decoy. Arachnids build large lookalikes to ward off predators [by Sahas Mehra] – PDF
  3. BBC (2025) Spiders use ‘scarecrows’ to scare off predators [by Sam Steele] – PDF
  4. National Geographic (2025) What scientists are learning from the strangest spider webs on Earth [by Katharine Gammon] – PDF
  5. 444.hu (2025) Fenyegető műpókot épít az apró pók, így csapja be a ragadozókat [by Bence Horváth] – PDF magyarul | PDF in English
  6. Vice (2025) These Tiny Spiders Build Giant ‘Puppet’ Decoys From Disembodied Prey [by Ashley Fike] – PDF
  7. The Dodo (2025) Scientists Discover Tiny Spiders Who Build Big ‘Decoys’ For This Clever Reason [by Alana Francis-Crow] – PDF
  8. Discover Magazine (2025) Tiny Tropical Spiders Build Giant Fake Versions of Themselves to Scare Off Predators [by Stephanie Edwards] – PDF
  9. Independent (2025) Spiders found weaving larger ‘scarecrow’ versions of themselves to fool predators [by Vishwam Sankaran] – PDF
  10. Mundiario (2025) Algunas arañas tropicales construyen “dobles gigantes” para engañar a sus depredadores [by Diego Tudares] – PDF
  11. ANU Reporter (2025) Tropical spiders build giant doppelgängers to survive [by Jess Fagan] – PDF
  12. AlJazeera (2024) Beware the criminalisation of environmental protest in Australia [by Nick Rodway] – PDF
  13. Lafeber (2024) Global Parrot Conservation Spotlight: New Parrot DNA Database to Track Illegal Trading – PDF
  14. ABC News (2024) Canberra scientists using DNA to fight trafficked parrot trade [by Kate Midena & Alice Matthews] – PDF
  15. ANU Reporter (2024) Free as a bird: how forensic genomics is helping to stop wildlife trafficking [by Tabitha Carvan] – PDF
  16. Voz de America (2024) Una base de datos de ADN ayudará a luchar contra el tráfico ilegal de vida silvestre – PDF
  17. SCIMEX (2024) Breaking the chains: dismantling the illegal parrot trade – PDF
  18. The Canberra Times (2024) Aussie scientists taking down the international illegal parrot trade [by Emily Anderson] – PDF
  19. ANU Reporter (2024) New data confirms swift parrot population fears [by Jess Fagan] – PDF
  20. Forbes (2024) Traits That Predict Increased Extinction Risk For Australian Birds [by GrrlScientist] – PDF
  21. ANU Reporter (2024) Australia’s most at-risk bird species share some common traits – PDF
  22. ANU Reporter (2023) Canberra’s superb parrots caught up in housing crisis – PDF
  23. 444.hu (2022) Nincs több papagájfélreértés, elkészült az összes faj magyar nevének hivatalos jegyzéke / The official list of the Hungarian names of all parrot species has been completed [by Bence Horváth] – PDF magyarul | PDF in English
  24. 444.hu (2022) Világszerte veszélyben vannak a papagájok / The worldwide decline of parrots [by Bence Horváth] – PDF magyarul | PDF in English
  25. Mongabay (2021) CSI, but for parrots: Study applies criminological tool CRAAVED to wildlife trade [by Grace Dungey and Nick Rodway] – PDF
  26. The Australian National University (2021) Parrot poachers striking while the market’s hot – PDF
  27. Mongabay (2021) Australia’s pivot to plantations may be too late for nearly extinct parrots [by Nick Rodway] – PDF
  28. HVG (2021) „Az emberek gyönyörű esőerdőt akarnak inkább látni, nem azt, hogy vágják ki éppen” [by Emese Dobos] – PDF
  29. Mongabay (2021) Current protected areas not enough to save parrots from extinction: Study [by Liz Kimbrough] – PDF
  30. SDP Noticias (2021) Los loros están al borde de la extinción, advierten [by Fabián Vázquez] – PDF
  31. ZME Science (2021) Parrots are facing extinction, and only policymakers can save them [by Alexandru Micu] – PDF
  32. ANU Reporter (2021) Parrots pushed to extinction, despite protection policies – PDF
  33. The Guardian (2020) Study finds only 300 swift parrots could remain as Tasmanian court challenge heard – PDF
  34. Australian Geographic (2020) Less than 300 swift parrots remain in the wild [by Angela Heathcote] – PDF
  35. SciTechDaily (2020) Swift Action Needed to Save Critically Endangered Tasmanian Parrot – PDF
  36. The Tasmanian Greens (2020) Media statements: Swift Parrot Report Confirms Urgent Need to Protect Habitat – PDF | Gutwein Must Step in and Save Swift Parrot – PDF | Swift Parrot – Decline in Numbers – Logging of Habitat – PDF [by Rosalie Woodruff MP]
  37. The Australian (2020) ‘Shocking’ parrot count demands swift response [by Matthew Denholm] – PDF
  38. The Sydney Morning Herald (2020) Swift parrot numbers freefall as Bob Brown launches anti-logging case [by Nick O’Malley] – PDF
  39. The Canberra Times (2020) ‘Heading towards extinction’: ANU swift parrot genetic study predicts population fewer than 300 [by Adam Holmes] – PDF
  40. ANU Reporter (2020) Swift action needed to help critically endangered parrot [by Jess Fagan] – PDF
  41. The Guardian (2020) Federal government considers lifting ban on importing parrots 25 years after it was introduced [by Lisa Cox] – PDF
  42. Global Forest Watch (2019) Macaws, Movies and a Legacy of Environmental Protection: Q&A with Dr. George Olah [by Sarah Ruiz]
    I was interviewed by Global Forest Watch in Washington, DC, about the science and filming behind our Macaw Kingdom documentary we produced in the Peruvian Amazon. The interview was published in two blog posts:
    A. First part about the filming – PDF
    B. Second part about conservation research – PDF
  43. Global Forest Watch (2019) Five Creative Projects Using GFW to Protect Forests [by Sarah Ruiz] – PDF
    Our research documentary was featured as one of the projects that used GFW data.
  44. Conservation Jobs (2019) Genetics Guide Conservation [by Alex Taylor] – PDF
  45. Science Daily (2019) Genetic history of endangered Australian songbird could inspire an encore – PDF
  46. Phys.org (2019) Genetic history of endangered Australian songbird could inspire an encore – PDF
  47. Bioengineer.org (2019) Genetic history of endangered Australian songbird could inspire an encore – PDF
  48. Lajtár Lili Blog (2019) Papagájok végveszélyben / Parrots in peril [by Lili Lajtár] – PDF
    I was interviewed by a 16-year old nature enthusiast and conservationist in Budapest, Hungary.
  49. Parrots Magazine (2019) People helping parrots: George Olah [by Rosemary Low]
  50. Business Insiders (2018) Male parrots from an endangered monogamous species are running out of mates, so now they’re hitting up breeding females for sex [by Simon Thomsen]
  51. ABC News (2018) Endangered swift parrots pushed into tragic love triangles by sugar gliders [by Anna Salleh and Felicity Ogilvie] – PDF
  52. The Guardian (2018) Swift parrot polyamory a new threat to critically endangered species’ survival [by Calla Wahlquist] – PDF
  53. EurekAlert (2018) Study counts the high cost of infidelity for swift parrots
  54. Tek Crispy (2018) Estudio revela el alto costo de la infidelidad para los periquitos migradores [por Mary Quintero]
  55. Science Daily (2018) High cost of infidelity for swift parrots – PDF
  56. Phys.org (2018) Study counts the high cost of infidelity for swift parrots – PDF
  57. The Atlantic (2018) The Jaguar Is Made for the Age of Humans [by Nadia Drake] – PDF
    A story about our face-to-face encounter with a jaguar during a research expedition to the remotest part of the Peruvian Amazon. Nadia Drake is a science journalist of National Geographic, who joined us for this expedition.
  58. The Archaeology News Network (2018) Swift Parrots Bred on Predator-free Islands at Risk of Extinction
  59. BreitBart (2018) Nomadic population of swift parrots at risk of extinction, research shows – PDF
  60. Phys.org (2018) Swift parrots bred on predator-free islands at risk of extinction – PDF
  61. UPI (2018) Nomadic population of swift parrots at risk of extinction [by Brooks Hays] – PDF
  62. Mongabay (2016) Exceptional beauty, exceptional risk: New study reveals extinction dangers for parrots [by Meghan Gilbert] – PDF
  63. Takepart (2016) A Third of Parrot Species Face Extinction [by John R. Platt]
    John R. Platt covers the environment, wildlife, and technology and for TakePart, Scientific American, Audubon, and other publications. This time he interviewed one of my co-authors, Stuart Butchart (head of science for BirdLife International), from our study about extinction risk in parrots.
  64. Sinc (2016) Un 28% de las especies de loros, en estado crítico de conservación – PDF
  65. Phys.org (2016) Australian parrots need more protection – PDF
  66. The Australian National University (2016) Australian parrots need more protection [by Kate Prestt]
  67. Freshpreneur (2014) Interview about The Macaw Project crowdfunding campaign [by Justin Rogers]
  68. The Australian National University (2014) Using artificial nests to assist and study Macaw Parrots in lowland Peru
  69. Mongabay (2014) Feather forensics: scientist uses genes to track macaws, aid bird conservation [by Elizabeth Devitt] – PDF
    An interview about my PhD research in Peru.
  70. Díszmadár Magazin (2010) Magyar zoológus a papagájok nyomában / Hungarian zoologist in the quest for parrots [by Krisztina Bordás]

Radio

  • Ebro FM, Spain | Hablemos de agua | Host: Pilar Sopeséns | 26 Sep 2024
    CSI de los loros: Combinando la ciencia forense y conservación para estudiar el comercio de fauna silvestre
  • Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Radio Illawarra | Illawarra Mornings | Host: Nick Rheinberger | 23 Apr 2024
    Breaking the chains: dismantling the illegal parrot trade using DNA
  • Kossuth Rádió | Az Este | Házigazda: Czigány Ildikó | 05 Sep 2023
    Egy zoológus élményei és eredményei egzotikus helyszíneken
  • Kossuth Rádió | Közelről | Házigazda: Kránitz Balázs | 16 Aug 2018
    Illegális madárkereskedelem Indonéziában
  • Klubrádió | Állatbarát | Házigazda: Lay Viktória | 24 Jun 2018
    Kutató expedíción Amazóniában
  • Kossuth Rádió | Közelről | Házigazda: Kránitz Balázs | 13 Jun 2018
    Expedíciós élmények a Perui Amazóniában
  • Kossuth Rádió | Közelről | Házigazda: Nagy Nóra | 09 Mar 2016
    Magyar zoológiai és filmes expedíció a Perui Amazóniában

TV / Video Appearances

I gave interviews to TV and YouTube channels in Hungary about my research and expeditions.

Australian Geographic
Parrot DNA database (2024)
I was interviewed by Australian Geographic about my research on the illegal parrot trade for their Science video series.

UNIVET – YouTube channel of the University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest
Research Zoologist degree – A zoologist’s answers to applicants
The University of Veterinary Medicine of Hungary announced the launch of its new Research Zoology degree, consisting of undivided 10 semesters in English-language and state-funded, starting in the 2023 academic year. I was talking about my experiences in this video report:

M1 [Hungarian National TV] – Programme: Kék Bolygó [Blue Planet]
Wildlife trade and COVID-19 (2020)
Report with zoos and scientists about the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the illegal wildlife trade worldwide. I talked about the conservation work to fight against the illegal parrot trade in Indonesia. Watch the short report in Hungarian with English subtitles:

M1 [Hungarian National TV] – Programme: Kék Bolygó [Blue Planet]
Forest fires in the Amazon rainforest (2019)
I was interviewed, among other scientists and NGOs, about the unusually large forest fires worldwide and their effect to the Amazon. The rainforest footage was provided by our NGO, Wildlife Messengers. Watch the short report in Hungarian with English subtitles:

M1 [Hungarian National TV] – Programme: Kék Bolygó [Blue Planet]
The Indonesian expedition (2018)
Interview with Cintia Garai and me about our non-profit organisation, Wildlife Messengers, producing films for conservation. In the programme we also talk about our recent award-winning movie, The Macaw Kingdom, and about a new documentary we were filming about the Indonesian Parrot Project.

M5 [Hungarian National TV] – Programme: Mindenki Akademiája [Everyone’s Academy]
Using genetic techniques for parrot research in the Peruvian Amazon (2017)
I gave a lecture and report about my PhD study in Peru.

M1 [Hungarian National TV] – Programme: Minden Tudás [Omniscience]
Landscape genetics in the Peruvian Amazon (2017)
A report about our landscape genetics studies and their implications to conservation.

Ozone Network [Hungarian Commercial TV] – Programme: Egyenlítő [Equator]
The Candamo expedition (2016)
A one-hour interview about our research expedition in Peruvian Amazon. In the programme also participated my colleagues: Attila Dávid Molnár wildlife filmmaker and Linda Alpern designer.

M1 [Hungarian National TV] – Programme: Kék Bolygó [Blue Planet]
The Candamo expedition (2016)
I was interviewed about the scientific expedition I led to the Candamo valley in the south-eastern Peruvian Amazon.

Interview in the Budapest Zoo (2017)
Oláh György zoológus, aki az elmúlt években a déli félteke számos országában dolgozott a papagájok terepi kutatójaként, nemrégiben előadást tartott Állatkertben a terepen folytatott kutatásainak eredményeiről. Ebben a kisfilmben a fiatal, de máris komoly eredményeket felmutató kutató a Fővárosi Állat- és Növénykert papagájokkal kapcsolatos szakmai munkáját méltatja. Intézményünk már a megnyitás évében is foglalkozott papagájokkal. Az elmúlt években is számos érdekes fajt mutattunk be, részt vettünk a természetvédelmi erőfeszítésekben és sikerrel szaporítottunk több ritka papagájfajt.

Candamo Expedition (2016)
We made a research and filming expedition to Candamo, an extremely remote inter-montane valley in the Peruvian Amazon. Watch below our short video as the first recap of our trip:

Presentations and Invited Lectures

Plenaries and Keynote Address

  1. International Psittacine Congress (virtual) | Olah G: The role of genetics in parrot conservation (plenary) | 12–14 Jun 2025 | Book
  2. King’s Forensics 2022 Symposium: Collaboration, Innovation & Impact, King’s College London, UK | Olah G: Advancing genetic methods in the study of parrot conservation and the influence of trade (keynote) | 16–17 May 2022 | Booklet | Speakers Abstracts | Symposium
  3. IX. International Parrot Convention, Loro Parque Fundación, Tenerife, Spain (plenary) | Olah G: Status of parrots and tools for their conservation | 24–27 Sep 2018 | Booklet | Program
  4. Biodiversity and Conservation in the Tambopata National Reserve, Peru (virtual conference of SERNANP) | Olah G: Population genetics of large macaws in Tambopata-Candamo with conservation implications (keynote) | 02–04 Sep 2020 | Video | Certificate

Conference Presentations

  1. Conference Indonesian Bird Researchers and Observers (KPPBI 4), Bogor, Indonesia | Nandika D, Agustina D, Priyono DS, Daryono BS, Ali AK, Eddi L, Prawiradilaga DM, Olah G: Current status of Moluccan eclectus Eclectus roratus in Manusela National Park, Maluku, Indonesia (poster) | 8–10 Aug 2025
  2. International Psittacine Congress (virtual) | Nandika D, Agustina D, Daryono BS, Ali AK, Eddy L, Prawiradilaga DM, Olah G: Abundance of Eclectus Parrots on Seram Island, Indonesia (poster) | 12–14 Jun 2025
  3. 90th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (SAA), Denver, CO, USA | Shimada I, Olah G, Bover P, Llamas B, Heiniger H, Segura R: Pre-Hispanic Feathers from Pachacamac, Peru: Cross-Disciplinary Insights | 23–27 Apr 2025
  4. II. Asian Ornithological Conference, Beijing, China | Agustina D, Nandika D, Eprilurahman R, Priyono DS, Daryono BS, Koritelu P, Agustin H, Olah G: Aligning Cockatoo Conservation Efforts with Local Huaulu Customary Wisdom on Seram Island, Maluku, Indonesia | 14–17 Nov 2024
  5. II. Asian Ornithological Conference, Beijing, China | Nandika D, Agustina D, Priyono DS, Ali AK, Eddi L, Olah G: Recent data analysis on feeding guilds of bird community as a bioindicator for Manusela National Park management, Maluku, Indonesia (poster) | 14–17 Nov 2024
  6. Veterinary Medicine Outside your Comfort Zone, Budapest Zoo, Budapest, Hungary | Olah G, Hoppes S, Vigo-Trauco G, Brightsmith D: Veterinary aspects of macaw research in the Peruvian Amazon | pp 49–50, ISBN 978-615-5392-32-0 | 14–15 Apr 2023 | Abstract
  7. ISBA9: IX. International Symposium on Biomolecular Archaeology, Toulouse, France | Bover P, Llamas B, Heiniger H, Olah G, Segura R, Shimada I: Ancient DNA analysis of feathers from funerary bundles at the pre-Hispanic religious center of Pachacamac (Peru) | 1–4 Jun 2021 | Poster
  8. Virtual conference of the Science Foundation for the Study and Conservation of Biodiversity, Tegucigalpa, Honduras |Vergara-Tabares D, Cordier J, Landi M, Olah G, Nori J: Global trends in environmental degradation and loss: Consequences for parrot conservation | 12 Aug 2020
  9. X. Neotropical Ornithological Congress, Manaus, Brazil | Brightsmith D & Olah G: Ecological and socio-economic factors affecting extinction risk in parrots | 15 Jul 2015
  10. XXVI. International Ornithological Congress, Tokyo, Japan | Heinsohn R & Olah G: Ecological and socio-economic correlates of conservation status in parrots (Psittaciformes) | 18–24 Aug 2014
  11. XVII. Congress of the Mesoamerican Society for the Biology and Conservation & IX. Mesoamerican Symposium of the Conservation of Psittaciformes, Habana, Cuba | Olah G, Vigo G, Brightsmith D: Estimating reproductive success in large psittacines: Monitoring nests vs. counts of family groups | 16–20 Sep 2013 | Abstract
  12. XVI. Congress of the Mesoamerican Society for the Biology and Conservation & VIII. Mesoamerican Symposium of the Conservation of Psittaciformes, Panama City, Panama | Olah G, Vigo G, Heinsohn R, Brightsmith D: Conservation of Scarlet Macaw in southeastern Peru: Use of artificial nests and a new genetic method | 17–20 Sep 2012 | Program | Abstract
  13. IX. Neotropical Ornithology Congress, Cusco, Peru | Olah G, Vigo G, Brightsmith D: Nest use preference of Scarlet Macaw in south-eastern Peru [Preferencias de uso de nidos del Guacamayo Escarlata (Ara macao macao) en el sureste del Perú] | 08–14 Nov 2011 | Booklet | Abstract | Certificate
  14. IX. Neotropical Ornithology Congress, Cusco, Peru | Olah G, Poje B, Brightsmith D: Tramp design for catching macaws in their artificial nests (poster) [Diseño de trampa para atrapar guacamayos en sus nidos artificiales] | 08–14 Nov 2011 | Poster | Abstract | Certificate
  15. XVI. Semmelweis Symposium & VI. Conference on Cell Analysis: Molecular Gastroenterology, Cell Analysis, Array Technology, Budapest, Hungary | Olah G, Munkacsy G, Szallasi Z, Gyorffy B: The use and calibration of the electric sensing zone method for measuring cell number and cell viability in cancer cell lines (poster) | 15–17 Nov 2007 | Abstract
  16. XVI. Semmelweis Symposium & VI. Conference on Cell Analysis: Molecular Gastroenterology, Cell Analysis, Array Technology, Budapest, Hungary | Munkacsy G, Olah G, Gyorffy A, Gyorffy B: Comparing tissue preserving methods obtaining the optimal RNS content | 15–17 Nov 2007 | Abstract
  17. XXVIII. National Scientific Conference for Students (Biology Section), Debrecen, Hungary | Olah G & Rozsa L: Avian adaptations to detect polluted drinking water | 04–06 Apr 2007 | Abstract
  18. X. National Environmental Scientific Conference for Students (Water Ecology Section), Eger, Hungary | Olah G & Rozsa L: How birds have adapted to detect polluted drinking water? | 10–12 Apr 2006 | Abstract
  19. Scientific Conference for Students of the University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest, Hungary | Olah G & Rozsa L: Is UV vision relevant to the drinking water preference in birds? | 23 Nov 2005 | Abstract

Workshops, Courses, and Roundtable Meetings

  1. Australian Stable Isotopes in Biosphere Systems (SIBS) Workshop, Camden, Australia | Olah G: Isotope and ancient DNA studies reveal pre-Inca trade of Amazonian parrots | 30 Jan – 6 Feb 2026
  2. Swift Parrot Ex Situ Design Workshop by the Conservation Planning Specialist Group, SSC, IUCN in Melbourne, Australia | Olah G: Molecular genetic analysis of Swift Parrots (wild and captive) | 6–8 Nov 2024
  3. Project planning meetings with the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) in Bogor, Indonesia | 2–3 May 2024
  4. Updating the Strategic Research Promotion Plan of the Tambopata National Reserve and the Bahuaja-Sonene National Park, Peru | 8 Nov 2022
  5. Socialization Meeting of the Research Plan of the Tambopata National Reserve and the Bahuaja-Sonene National Park, Peru | 2 Mar 2022
  6. National System of Conservation Areas of Costa Rica virtual meeting: Hybridization of species of the genus Ara in Costa Rica | Olah G: Introgression and conservation genetics | 3 Mar 2021
  7. Wildlife Conservation Society Peru virtual course to the National Police of Peru about technologies in wildlife research, Lima, Peru | Olah G: Molecular techniques in wildlife forensics | Nov 2020
  8. Natura Mexicana workshop about the reintroduction of Scarlet Macaws to Alto Usumacinta, Mexico City, Mexico | Olah G: Conservation genetics of macaws | 16 Oct 2018
  9. Museum genomics in practice workshop, Centre for Biodiversity Analysis, ANU, Canberra, Australia | Aitken N & Olah G: Genotyping-by-Sequencing; GBS, capture-RAD and epi-GBS | 04–06 Apr 2017
  10. 1031st meeting of the Hungarian Biological Society, Section of Zoology, Budapest, Hungary | Korsós Z, Garai C, Olah G: Among parrots and monkeys in Peru | 06 Apr 2016
  11. Rufford Small Grantees Regional Workshop, Copacabana, Bolivia | Olah G: Development of novel genetic techniques for conservation studies of large macaws | 19–21 Jan 2013

Invited Lectures at Universities

  1. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia | The role of conservation genetics in the study of parrot conservation | 25 Oct 2024
  2. Research Institute in Environmental Sciences of Aragon (IUCA), University of Zaragoza, Spain | CSI de los loros: Combinando la ciencia forense y conservación para estudiar el comercio de fauna silvestre | 16 Sep 2024 | Flyer
  3. Mercer University, Macon, GA, USA | Genetic methods in the study of parrot conservation and the role of outreach | 15 Feb 2023
  4. Schubot Center for Avian Health, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA | Advancing genetic methods in the study of parrot conservation and trade | 24 Jan 2023
  5. University of Cyprus, Cyprus | Multidisciplinary approach to macaw research in the Peruvian Amazon | 29 Sep 2021
  6. University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest, Hungary | Ecology and Conservation: Global threats to biodiversity | 09 Nov 2020
  7. The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia | The power of media in wildlife conservation (virtual lecture) | 26 Oct 2020
  8. Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA | Status of parrots and genetic tools for their conservation | 15 Nov 2018
  9. University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest, Hungary | Macaw studies in the Peruvian Amazon (lecture to MSc students) | 10 Oct 2018
  10. University of Veterinary Medicine, Budapest, Hungary | Biogeography research in Peru (lectures to BSc students) | 10 and 14 Sep 2018
  11. New Mexico State University, New Mexico, USA | The Macaw Project: Biologists, ecotourists and local communities for the Amazonian Rainforests + Ecology and population genetics of two large macaw species in the Peruvian Amazon | 12 Sep 2016
  12. The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia | Ecology and population genetics of two large macaw species in the Peruvian Amazon | 19 Nov 2015 | Flyer | Video
  13. Schubot Center for Avian Health, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA | Development of novel genetic techniques for conservation studies of large macaws | 07 Jun 2011

Invited Presentations

  1. Centro CEMEX-TEC para el Desarrollo Sostenible, Mexico | Multidisciplinary approach to psittacine conservation | 30 Jun 2025
  2. The Parrot Club, CT, USA | CSI of parrots: Combining forensics and conservation to study and stop the illegal wildlife trade | 22 Sep 2024 | Video
  3. Long Island Parrot Society, NY, USA | Genetics and films for conservation in Peru | 16 Jun 2021
  4. The Parrot Club, CT, USA | Behind the scenes of The Macaw Kingdom | 17 Jan 2021
  5. Seattle Parrot Expo, Virtual Vision 2020, Seattle, WA, USA | The greatest threats to parrots | 26 Sep–03 Oct 2020 | Video
  6. Seattle Parrot Expo, Virtual Vision 2020, Seattle, WA, USA | Films for wildlife conservation | 26 Sep–03 Oct 2020 | Video
  7. Őrség National Park, Kőszeg, Hungary | The hidden treasures of the jungle – Adventures of a zoologist in Amazonia | 25 Feb 2020
  8. Global Forest Watch & World Resources Institute, Washington, DC, USA | Science and filming behind The Macaw Kingdom documentary | 16 Aug 2019
  9. Czirma Gyula Primary School, Budapest, Hungary | Research trips in Latin America | 26 Mar 2019
  10. Seattle Parrot Expo, The Rainforest Returns Fundraising Event, Seattle, WA, USA | Status of parrots and tools for their conservation | 13–14 Oct 2018
  11. Canberra Ornithologists Group, Canberra, Australia | Conservation and genetics of Scarlet Macaws in the Peruvian Amazon | 12 Nov 2014
  12. Peruvian National Service of Protected Areas (SERNANP), Puerto Maldonado, Peru | Macaw research in the Tambopata Research Center and management plan for clay lick cleaning | 04 Jun 2013
  13. Budapest Zoo, Budapest, Hungary | Searching for macaws in the Peruvian Amazon | 12 Dec 2012
  14. Natural History Museum of Peru Lima, Peru | Development of novel genetic techniques for conservation studies of large macaws | 02 Feb 2012
  15. Canberra Ornithologists Group, Canberra, Australia | The Tambopata Macaw Project | 8 Sep 2010