Your company, part of the sanctuary.

Measurable conservation. Visibility aligned with purpose. Reports that work in your sustainability report.

Corporate partnerships

You're not sponsoring an event. You're sponsoring a sanctuary.

A partnership with Fundación Loros is not greenwashing. It is an operation with verifiable, physical results — and that is exactly why it works for reporting.

Each year your company receives a verified impact report: trees planted, nests installed, species monitored, community engaged. The numbers go into your sustainability report. The alliance operates in the tropical dry forest of Bolívar — one of Colombia's most threatened ecosystems, with less than 5% of its original cover — where money goes much further than in urban visibility projects with short shelf lives.

The companies already on the inside.

What a realalliance looks like.

A typical corporate alliance with Loros runs for one year, works toward a concrete goal (X trees, X nests, X sessions), and follows a weekly calendar. You receive a quarterly progress report and an annual auditable report.

We currently work with companies in tourism, energy, hospitality, and professional services. The structure of the agreement adapts — but the results are measurable, not narrative.

Pair of parrots on an installed nest box

How your visibilitylooks.

Website — logo and partnership description in the institutional footer + a dedicated page with the editorial story of the partnership.

On-site signage — a plaque with your brand on the sponsored asset (aviary, sector, nest).

Social media — at least 4 editorial posts per year covering partnership milestones, with your brand as the face of the impact.

Physical presence — invitation to sanctuary events, sessions with your team, on-site photo shoots.

Let's talk about how to fit the partnership together

Every company comes with a different goal — visibility, ESG, content, community impact, team activation. We design the partnership around that, not the other way around. Better to start with a short conversation.

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Corporate FAQs

What is the minimum commitment period?+

Twelve months. Conservation projects run on annual cycles — planting, monitoring, breeding, data collection. Shorter commitments don't allow for solid results to be reported.

Is the donation tax-deductible for legal entities?+

Yes. Fundación Loros operates under the DIAN Special Tax Regime (Decree 2150/2017). We issue a consolidated annual tax certificate. Your company can deduct it in its corporate income tax return.

How is impact measured?+

Verifiable, georeferenced KPIs: trees planted (with coordinates and species), nests installed (with pair count), sectors monitored (team-hours), birds released (with identification band). The quarterly report shows progress against the target agreed at the start.

Do you accept one-time sponsorships, or only annual ones?+

Sponsorships for discrete physical assets only — a specific nest box, a single team day, a corporate event at the sanctuary. For partnerships with visibility and reporting, the minimum commitment is annual.

Do you accept co-branding and reciprocal logo use?+

Yes, within a joint editorial manual. The sanctuary protects its editorial tone; the corporate brand is incorporated with clear usage guidelines. Co-branding is agreed in the contract.

What's the typical lead time to get started?+

Between 2 and 6 weeks from the first conversation to signing the agreement. After that, the first quarterly report arrives at 90 days.

The opposite of event sponsorship: instead of paying for fleeting visibility, you fund operations that produce auditable data. Your team has material to report on, your brand appears tied to a tangible result, and at the end of the year you can tell your stakeholders exactly where the money went — with a photo and coordinates.