The Fundación ProAves and Women for Conservation have been supporting women who live in rural areas of Colombia so that they can access basic health

Colombian forests have been ruthlessly cut down – we have lost 563,000 hectares of primary rainforest from 2016-2019 and that was before the tsunami of

With 1,285 species of birds registered in the eBird platform, Colombia once again occupied first place in the number of species registered worldwide on October

The newly acquired conservation property was privately owned and was in imminent danger from destructive from mining. Therefore, Fundación ProAves, with the support of Women for

The macaw family was originally composed of 14 species of American origin; unfortunately, six of them are now extinct. Colombia has 6 the Macaw species,

Fundación ProAves of Colombia joins the recognition made to one of the members of its leadership team, Juan Lázaro Toro Murillo. Recently,  was dedicated to him the

Our planet – our only planet – sustains mankind and countless other species. Yet our disrespect and indifference to our very life-support system makes us

Women have played a leading role in conservation, but unfortunately their role has not been well recognized; gender inequalities in the sector remain evident. ProAves

Previous Next Due to the difficult situation faced by the poorest rural communities in Colombia caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Fundación ProAves gave 100 markets

The monitoring of wild fauna is an activity of great relevance in the ProAves Reserve, since it allows not only knowing the species that inhabit each

Medellín, Colombia – Fundación ProAves, a leader in the protection of threatened birds and biodiversity in Colombia, announced today that Sara Inés Lara has been

  Created in 2003 to protect an important segment of the Magdalena Valley in central Colombia, El Paujíl Nature Reserve of ProAves provides essential protection

During the years 2014, 2015 and 2016, the ProAves of Colombia Foundation has made significant progress in their Conservation programs by linking 21 properties with

[su_slider source=”media: 18297,18290,18292,18294,18293,18301,18296,18291,18287,18288,18285,18286″ height=”340″ title=”no”] In the last months, ProAves has developed a new initiative to gender approach in two municipalities in the Departments of

[su_slider source=”media: 18237,18266,18236,18265,18239,18242,18267″ title=”no” speed=”1500″] Thanks to the efforts of ProAves, Thirteen (13) Reciprocal Agreements forWater (ARAs) have been signed this year, as a strategy

ProAves publishes volume Number 24 of the scientific journal Colombian Conservation  October 27, 2016; a special edition dedicated to peace and the conservation of biodiversity

The Biological Education and Gender Empowerment Program applied to the Amazon Project is 6 years old and has had continuous activities with different actors in

During the past year, ProAves Foundation has worked hard in implementing conservation corridors and environmental education strategies with communities to protect the wide biodiversity in

Communities, organizations and environmental institutions continue in joining efforts to end the threat to the Yellow-eared Parrot and Wax Palm at Easter, to strengthen the

ProAves participated in the meeting of the Golden Wings Alliance at the invitation of American Bird Conservancy with the major objective of developing conservation strategies

With the aim of strengthening the conservation work being done in the Cerulean Warbler Bird Reserve, located in one of the most biodiverse areas in

In recent months we found 7 artificial nests occupied by two species of parrots, the Yellow-eared parrot (Ognorhynchus icterotis) and the Rusty-faced parrot (Hapalopsittaca amazonina) in

A year after the creation of the Chamicero de Perijá Bird Reserve in Colombia, a new bird species found there has been formally described. The Perija

The meeting was held at El Dorado Bird Reserve between April 2nd – 9th, 2015 and was attended by nearly 50 people, including administrative staff, educators,

The Reconcile with Nature campaign achieved once more that a celebration of great religious significance could be lived in harmony with God and nature. During

A ten-year effort carried out by three conservation groups has led to the establishment of a critical six-mile-long by half-mile wide conservation corridor in Colombia