
Conservation participation programs
Real processes of rehabilitation, restoration, and education.
Fundación Loros · Programs
They aren't visits. They're fieldwork.
Our programs are not tours or attractions: they are immersive experiences where each participant works alongside the team on the real tasks that sustain the sanctuary. You walk, you plant, you feed, you monitor. You leave with learning because you leave with work done.
How they work
Each program is organized into subgroups that rotate through the sanctuary's stations: aviaries, nursery, monitoring sectors, restoration areas. This guarantees small groups, personal attention, and exposure to every dimension of the work.
Each subgroup receives specific missions guided by a caretaker or biologist on the team. These aren't demonstrations: they are the same tasks we do every day to sustain this place. If the mission is releasing a bird, you're part of the process. If the mission is planting ten trees, you plant them.
At the end of the day we hold a joint closing where each subgroup shares what they learned and what the team recorded about wildlife, restoration, or safety. That's where individual work becomes collective knowledge.
Who joins
Five programs with the same structure, adapted to each group's profile and the level of depth each audience needs.

Learn by doing, in the forest we care for.
Program for schools
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Research with purpose, in the field.
Program for universities
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The sanctuary belongs to everyone who cares for it.
Program for the community
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Conservation isn't observed, it's practiced.
Program for international visitors
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Leading also means restoring.
Program for companies
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Message us on WhatsApp and we'll plan your visit based on your group's profile, dates, and goals.
