
PASA Responsible Aviculture – Together We Stand
PASA responsible aviculture is built on a simple belief: the future of aviculture will be stronger when we work together. PASA represents people who keep,

PASA responsible aviculture is built on a simple belief: the future of aviculture will be stronger when we work together. PASA represents people who keep,

PASA would like to make its position clear: PASA does not approve of, facilitate or assist with the sale or sourcing of bird or parrot

1. Healthy-looking parrots can carry parrot bornavirus Scientific Reports — published 15 June 2026 Researchers tested 83 captive parrots from 13 species in India. PaBV-4

Protecting Birds Through Better Biosecurity The Parrot Association of Southern Africa (PASA) is delighted to welcome MicroSafety Solutions (Pty) Ltd as an exhibitor at the

PASA is proud to announce Treys Birds as the main sponsor of the PASA Expo 2026, taking place on Friday, 4 September 2026, at Umfula

The official agendas for the PASA Annual General Meeting and the Auctions Committee Meeting are now available. Both meetings will take place on Saturday, 5

Meet Rory Hansel: Helping Bird Keepers Manage Bees Safely

On Friday, 4 September 2026, join PASA at Umfula Lodge for a great evening of food, music and good company.

Quality Nutrition Meets Passion for Aviculture The Parrot Association of Southern Africa (PASA) is delighted to welcome Elite Pet Products as one of the exhibitors

William Horsfield Founder & Director – Amazona Endangered Parrot Breeding Facility PASA is proud to welcome William Horsfield as one of our guest speakers at

The countdown has begun! The official programme for the PASA | PVSA Expo Weekend 2026 is now available. Join bird breeders, conservationists, veterinarians, researchers, exhibitors,