A foundation that shouldn't have to exist

Giving freedom back isn't opening a cage. It's teaching a whole flock to fly, to find food in the wild, to recognize a predator and to trust their own — until they can return as one and stay.

It's slow, hard, expensive work. It shouldn't have to exist. But it does — and it began with a single parrot.

From one parrot to a reserve

In 2022, the environmental authority granted Alejandro a permit to rehabilitate parrots. A few arrived at first; soon, dozens. And behind them, thousands more — the ones seized in Colombia every year.

The foundation grew with them. It bought land so rehabilitated parrots could fly free again, and biologists and scientists —from Colombia and abroad— joined the work. What began in an apartment is now a reserve.

But the problem is vast, and that is why we need you.

What you sponsor is a process — not a pet. When you sponsor a species you fund its rehabilitation and release process — food, veterinary care, free-flight training, post-release monitoring and the community work that keeps released birds safe.

As a sponsor you receive photos and videos of the process, updates from our rangers and veterinarian, a monthly report, team testimonials, and recognition in our sponsors list and on social media.