New Reserve in Colombia Protects Rare Crested Eagle and 300 Other Bird Species
La Cristalina, a new nature reserve in Colombia protects 656 acres of tropical rainforest where, in 2021, the first Crested Eagle nest ever recorded in the country was located. The eagle pair returned to the area to build a second nest in 2022 and successfully...
Selected projects from the second call for proposals: Conserva Aves supports seven new subnational protected areas in Colombia.
-The new conservation areas in Colombia will cover 36,922 hectares. -These new protected areas are distributed across the municipalities of Dagua and Florida (Valle del Cauca), Ricaurte (Nariño), Acandí (Chocó), Tauramena (Casanare), and Belén de los Andaquíes...
Second Call for Proposals by Conserva Aves Concludes: New Life Territories Selected in Bolivia
After evaluating the received proposals, and to expand the work Conserva Aves is already doing in the country with three projects covering over 305,000 hectares, the selection committee chose the following three proposals: 1. Creation and establishment of a...
Colombian Reserve Grows with the Designation of New Protected Land
An additional 3,262 acres (1,320 hectares) of tropical forest habitat are now under protection following a recent designation by the Valle del Cauca, Colombia environmental authority, Corporación Autónoma Regional del Valle del Cauca (CVC). This brings the total area...