Our primary objectives are:

 

- To study both Australian and foreign birds, with a special focus on parrots. We are dedicated to the conservation of these magnificent creatures, whether they are in their natural habitats or in captivity.

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- Discovering the importance of maintaining hygienic conditions and providing scientifically backed feeding and breeding practices for birds. Our commitment is to ensure that they thrive in the best and most natural environments possible.

 

- Provide informative lectures led by local aviculturists and naturalists about the selection and care of both indigenous and exotic birds, with a focus on parrots.

 

- Committing to sharing avicultural knowledge, making sure that all members receive any publications to remain updated and involved with the latest advancements in the avicultural field.

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- Establishing strong connections with other clubs that align with our objectives and engaging in open communication and collaboration.

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- To create sustainable breeding populations of suitable bird species in captivity, especially parrots.

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- Supporting the establishment of federal quarantine facilities for regulating the entry of foreign birds into Australia, ensuring the protection of local ecosystems and avian health.

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- Promoting the free and unhindered exchange of aviary-bred birds among aviculturists across Australia

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- Develop and promote public interest, knowledge, and appreciation for avian species, with a special focus on parrots.

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- To promote both competitive and non-competitive bird exhibitions for people to experience the beauty and diversity of avian species while exploring opportunities for bird sales.​