Hong Kong’s urban cockatoos could be a genetic lifeline for Indonesian ancestors
PolicyMonday, June 29, 2026Mongabay

Hong Kong’s urban cockatoos could be a genetic lifeline for Indonesian ancestors

Research indicates that the feral population of yellow-crested cockatoos in Hong Kong could provide vital genetic diversity to support the endangered species in Indonesia. This finding emphasizes the importance of urban wildlife as potential contributors to conservation efforts for threatened species globally.

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