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Macaws provide a useful focal group because many species combine high market visibility with delayed maturity, long life spans, low reproductive output, and dependence on suitable nesting cavities. This structured narrative review synthesizes 80 sources, including peer-reviewed studies, CITES resources, official reports, policy documents, and the conservation literature. Sources were coded by taxonomic focus, geographic region, trade-chain level, source type, risk domain, and monitoring method and classified as direct macaw evidence, transferable parrot evidence, or broader wildlife-trade evidence. Direct studies, including long-term research from Peru, show that extraction may interact with habitat loss, nest-site limitation, chick survival, recruitment constraints, and population structure, although species-specific estimates of illegal extraction remain limited. Peruvian market studies further demonstrate the importance of domestic trade outside international reporting systems. CITES and seizure records can identify declared trade patterns and enforcement contacts but cannot provide complete measures of illegal activity. Captive-bred claims require documentary, biological, and, where appropriate, genetic verification, while digital markets disperse trade signals across public listings, seller networks, temporary posts, and private communication. The review proposes a multiscale adaptive monitoring framework connecting ecological evidence, trade and enforcement records, digital-market observations, source verification, and management response. 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