Fundación ProAves – por la conservación en el país de las aves

Help us!

14 April, 2010

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Tangara_larvataThe success of ProAves depends on the support of people like you. Many birds in Colombia are at risk of extinction so there is much work to do.

Ways you can help to save the threatened birds of Colombia:

1.Becoming a member of ProAves FREE!

You would receive our e-bulletin Aleteo , news and invitations to participate in our events, and discounts in the purchase of publications (books and magazines).

Heliangelus_exortis-RNA_Colibri_del_Sol2.Make a donation

Making a safe donation online will support our programs: Investigation, Conservation and Environmental Education to implement immediate actions to prevent bird extinction and their habitats.

3.Become part of our Ecological Group Amigo de las Aves (Friends of the Birds)!

Make an inscription to our Ecological Group Amigo de las Aves (Friend of the Birds). You would receive information about our ecological campaigns, local groups, activities and locations where to be involved.

 

4.Inscribe your school to the program Bird Friendly Schools (Escuela Amiga de las Aves)

Schools can become a  Bird Friendly School and contribute to the conservation of threatened birds and their habitats, helping us to share knowledge about birds and habitats.

 5.Adopt a nest box

You can help us avoid the extinction of a parrot species in Colombia through de program Adopt a Nest Box. You will sponsor the construction and installation of an artificial nest and its monitoring and maintenance during a year.

6.Tell your friends about us

Help to spread news of our work. Every person can do something to help!

 

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