Thursday, March 8, 2012 at 23:28 
Carnaby's Cockatoo - the already endangered bird has become even more so, with numbers plummeting nearly 40 per cent in the last year. Photo: Claire BartronThe population of one of the most endangered birds endemic to WA has significantly declined by 37 per cent in only one year, the latest count has revealed.
Sunday, March 4, 2012 at 23:51 
The Conservation Council wants our forests protected because they contain critical food resources for black cockatoo species. Photo: PerthNow THE Environment Minister has rejected a call from the state's peak conservation group to protect threatened species of cockatoos by halting logging in the South-West.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 14:25 
Kaarakin wildlife and clinic manager Louise Hopper introduces the Member for East Metropolitan Region Alison Xamon to Jason the cockatoo. MEMBER for East Metropolitan Region Alison Xamon says protecting the remaining forest areas in the State will help protect rare and endangered cockatoos.
The comments came after Ms Xamon attended a Conservation Council of WA meeting earlier this month, which heard from experts on the topic Why WA’s rare and endangered cockatoos are starving.
“It is quite clear that our native cockatoos, in particular the Carnabys, Baudins and Forest Red Tailed Black Cockatoos are under threat and this has been attributed to a combination of land clearing, drought and fire,” she said.
Thursday, February 2, 2012 at 1:25 
Forest Red-tailed Cockatoo - Male. Image by Sandra WallaceFOREST Industries Federation WA (FIFWA) executive director Bob Pearce has hit out over claims of diminishing food sources in Warrup and Helms by the WA Forest Alliance (WAFA).
Monday, January 23, 2012 at 23:38 
Black cockatoos are in danger of becoming wiped out. Image by Michaela NewmanFEARS for three species of endangered black cockatoos have arisen over plans to log an area of Helms forest block near Nannup.
