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#GivingTuesday – Please Save the Rainforest
30 November, 2021
Since 2007, the Pauxi pauxi ProAves Reserve has protected over 5,000 acres of unique Rainforest in the Magdalena valley of Colombia for the endangered Northern Helmeted Curassow and many other threatened and endemic species. Recent threats of
ProAves Celebrates the arrival of the Extreme Travelers
15 October, 2021
We held the second annual Migratory Bird Festival in San Vicente de Chucurí, department of Santander, with numerous activities such as workshops, talks, ecological walks,
Great Bird Count in ProAves Reserves
14 October, 2021
ProAves participated in the October Big Day and added a total of 81 eBird lists– with 3,578 individuals and 588 distinct species of birds across
Building an inclusive future for women in conservation
10 September, 2021
Women play an essential role in the conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable development of communities, which is why it’s essential that their work in
Committed to the Conservation of the Andean Bear
2 September, 2021
The Fundación ProAves has teamed up with the Alexander Von Humboldt Institute to collect biological samples of the Andean Bear (Tremarctos ornatus) in the Foundation’s
Colombia: The World’s Leader in Butterfly Species Diversity
22 June, 2021
A team of butterfly experts published a Checklist of Colombian Butterflies, which contains, for the first time, 3,642 species of lepidoptera that fly in the
ProAves in the development of bird tourism in Colombia
6 October, 2020
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
ASA welcomes ProAves as a member
13 August, 2020
Fundación ProAves is once again a member of the Amphibian Survival Alliance (ASA) with the aim of continuing to work hard to prevent the extinction