For over 25 years, ProAves has worked to protect key ecosystems under critical threat in Colombia — a mission we continue daily, contributing to the conservation of our biodiversity. A clear example of this commitment is the inclusion of 1,632.8 hectares of our ProAves Las Tángaras Reserve in the National...

At ProAves, we work to promote ecotourism and environmental education in communities near our conservation areas. As part of this commitment, we continue to provide training in birdwatching and identification. This time, the initiative was directed at a group of rural youth and Kogui Indigenous people from the Bethel district...

The Conservación Colombiana Journal is a space dedicated to scientific research and knowledge on biodiversity in Colombia and other regions of Latin America. With a rigorous and multidisciplinary approach, the journal has established itself over more than 25 years as an essential tool for researchers, educators, and conservation enthusiasts, significantly...

The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration that will allow the execution of specific projects aimed at protecting critical habitats and preserving biodiversity. The region faces various threats due to the loss of its natural environment and human activities. Through this alliance, we hope to implement ecological restoration and community...

The yellow-eared parrot is a symbol of biodiversity and its conservation in Colombia, being a species that thanks to the efforts of many entities has had great success in its recovery.  Moving from the Critically Endangered category to a Vulnerable category according to the Red List of Threatened Species of...

We participated in COP16, the most important biodiversity event on the planet, where we were able to tell the whole world about our work on bird conservation we have been doing for more than 25 years. The ProAves team, led by our Executive Director Sara Inés Lara, actively participated in...

Last seen 36 years ago, Lynch’s Colombia Tree Frog (Hyloscirtus lynchi) was considered extinct after many unsuccessful searches by hundreds of researchers over recent decades. This large arboreal frog was discovered by Dr John Lynch and Dr Pedro Ruiz and is restricted to montane cloud forest of the eastern Andes...

By Pablo Flórez Colombia is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse countries on the planet. With over 1,941 species of birds, it possesses the highest number of species in the world. For any bird watcher or ecotourist Colombia is very attractive. On a low budget you can observe numerous birds as...