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Homes For Hornbills

Hornbills are vital to the ecosystems of the forests they inhabit, earning them the title “farmers of the forest.” These migratory birds play a crucial role in dispersing seeds across different areas, promoting plant reproduction, and supporting the biodiversity and health of

the forest.

Our Mission

We aspire to protect, restore, and grow hornbill populations by constructing sustainable habitats through artificial nests. We promote forest biodiversity, raise awareness about hornbills' critical role in our ecosystems, and partner with local communities to preserve forests and secure a future for these endangered birds.

What We Do

artificial nests

Creating Homes for Hornbills

With artificial nests, hornbills do not have to rely on scarce natural tree cavities to nest. As a result, hornbill populations can increase using safe, durable, and long-lasting artificial nests.

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Raising Awareness

We educate students and communities about the importance of hornbills in maintaining the health of Thailand’s forests. Through presentations and hands-on activities, we inspire people to take action on saving hornbills.

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Building A Community

We have successfully installed artificial nests throughout Yao Noi Island by working closely with local students and communities. With the community's help, we monitor hornbills and continue to develop artificial bird nests.

Founder's Story

"I learned that providing artificial nests is a solution to support their survival. This experience inspired me to establish Homes for Hornbills, dedicated to conserving these endangered birds and protecting the ecosystems they sustain."

Yanin (Proud) Tangkaravakoon

Founder of Homes for Hornbills

Our Projects

We create homes for hornbills and work with the local community at Yao Noi Island, Phang Nga province, Thailand

Our Partners

toa venture holding
hornbills research foundation
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