Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
---|---|
Catalan | hoco de Blumenbach |
Czech | hoko červenolaločný |
Dutch | Roodsnavelhokko |
English | Red-billed Curassow |
English (United States) | Red-billed Curassow |
French | Hocco de Blumenbach |
French (France) | Hocco de Blumenbach |
German | Rotschnabelhokko |
Japanese | アカハシホウカンチョウ |
Norwegian | krushokko |
Polish | czubacz czerwonodzioby |
Portuguese (Brazil) | mutum-de-bico-vermelho |
Portuguese (Portugal) | Mutum-de-bico-vermelho |
Russian | Красноклювый кракс |
Serbian | Krunasti hoko |
Slovak | hoko červenozobý |
Spanish | Pavón Piquirrojo |
Spanish (Spain) | Pavón piquirrojo |
Swedish | rödnäbbad hocko |
Turkish | Blumenbach Hokkosu |
Ukrainian | Кракс червонодзьобий |
Red-billed Curassow Crax blumenbachii
Version: 1.0 — Published June 17, 2011
Acknowledgments
Introduction
The financial support from the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Trust and The Wetland Trust (UK), especially Stephen Rumsey, was fundamental for the reintroduction of the species at Guapiaçu Ecological Reserve.
The efforts of CRAX Brasil (Roberto Azeredo and James Simpson) resulted in great knowledge and know-how on breeding the red-billed curassows, as well as important details on life history.
Guapiaçu Ecological Reserve (Nicholas and Raquel Locke) for running one of the best private reserves in Brazil.
Fazenda Macedonia, the first area of reintroduction of red-billed curassow, supported by CENIBRA over 20 years.
SAVE Brasil and WPA for the efforts on environmental awareness of people nearby Descobrimento National Park and Guapiaçu Ecological Reserve.
Vale, Michelin and Fazenda Cupido, which are private reserves, are of paramount importance on red-billed curassow conservation.
The Brazilian and state environmental agencies for permission to conduct the researches and for administrating the protected areas where red-billed curassows still certainly exist (Sooretama, Descobrimento, Monte Pascoal and Una).