Mauritius’ Last Pigeons
Feathered Rarities
The Mauritius pink pigeon (Nesoenas mayeri) is a rare bird with a population hovering around 100. These pigeons inhabit the forests of Mauritius, feeding on fruits and seeds. Habitat loss and hunting have driven them to the edge. Are their feathers truly worth their extinction?
Avian Ambassadors
These pigeons are crucial for seed dispersal in their habitat, playing a vital role in maintaining forest health. Their decline affects the entire ecosystem. Conservation efforts are essential to ensure they continue to thrive in Mauritius. Let’s protect their habitats and ensure their continued existence.
