Hagen Avicultural Research Institute's Home Page

Welcome to H.A.R.I.'s Home Page. (Hagen Avicultural Research Institute).

HARI is located in Rigaud, Quebec, and was established in 1985 to study the captive breeding and maintenance of companion birds. At present, the breeding colony houses over 350 pairs of more than 50 various parrot species.

The research fields include disease control, pair bonding, nutrition and the influence of temperature, humidity and light cycles on breeding. Progress has been rapid in the area of feeding research at HARI.

We are happy to make this information available for you.

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Volume # 5 12.5 MB

PRESS RELEASES

Rolf C. Hagen Inc. donates food to World Parrot Refuge
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Rolf C. Hagen, Inc. Helps FaunaLink Parrot Foundation

EVENTS

Parrot Festival 2010
January 22-24, 2010

The DoubleTree
Hotel Houston Intercontinental Airport

Early Bird Registration: Envelope must be postmarked by August 31, 2009.
Group Registrations: Envelope must be postmarked by January 9, 2009.

Please be sure to visit the http://www.parrotfestival.org for all of the current Festival information, rates and deadlines including links for Individual and Group Registration Forms.

Josee Bermingham is one of the many speakers.
"Versatile Living Quarters and Lifestyle For Your Parrot: How this can benefit a long lasting relationship with your avian companion"

VII International Parrot Convention
September 22-25, 2010

Venues: Taoro Convention Centre, Puerto de la Cruz
Magma Convention Centre, Adeje
Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.

General Information
Registration Forms
Program Listing
Hotel Reservation Form

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