Winged Forest
The rainforests of the world house a vast array of birds, such as toucans, macaws, parrots, hummingbirds, and Harpy Eagles. Many rainforest bird species numbers are declining due to habitat loss, and illegal trapping and trade. The Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil is home to nearly 200 different species of birds that are found nowhere else in the world. Of these many are endangered or critically endangered like the White-collared Kite, the Alagoas Tyrannulet, and the Orange-bellied Antwren. In the Amazon, the situation is the same. Out of 1721 different species of birds, 151 are listed at high risk of extinction. This includes birds such as the purple-winged ground dove, the bright blue and yellow Hyacinth Macaw, the Red-browed Amazon, the Banded Cotinga, and the Pinto’s Spinetail. Global Warming Wear offers several vibrant textile prints to show our support and love for all the winged creatures of the world.
