Break with indifference

Conserving tropical forest ecosystems and protecting populations of threatened large African mammals, through a model led by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) that integrates conservation, science and community development.

To ensure the protection and connectivity of western chimpanzee habitats, integrating biodiversity conservation with the sustainable development of local communities.

We collaborate on the Big Life Foundation project to protect African megafauna and ensure the ecological connectivity of more than 8.000 km² of savanna through an integrated model of territorial conservation and community development.

Strengthening the conservation of the Iberian ribbed newt in Valencia through controlled breeding in school classrooms, subsequent reintroduction into the wild, and the active involvement of students in protecting native biodiversity. The project aims not only to increase populations of this threatened species but also to generate scientific knowledge, promote environmental education from an early age, and consolidate a network of schools committed to the sustainability and recovery of Mediterranean aquatic ecosystems.

The main objective of the project is to strengthen the barn owl population in the Valencian Community, reversing the serious decline it has suffered in recent years due to pesticide use, habitat loss, roadkill, and light pollution. Through controlled breeding, reintroduction, and environmental education, the project seeks to restore the fundamental role of this species as a natural pest regulator and indicator of the environmental quality of Mediterranean ecosystems.

Determine the genetic variability of the captive population in European and US zoos to enable reintroduction actions of the species in its historical distribution area. Creation of a breeding and propagation center for the species in Vietnam, for its reintroduction to Vietnam and Laos.