Projects
Biosustainable Primate Rehabilitation Center (CBRP)
Rehabilitation of the Centre with facilities optimised from a biosustainable perspective, which will improve the well-being of the confiscated primates, facilitate future rescues and promote […]
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Expansion and improvement of the facilities of the CAMADOCA rescue centre and environmental awareness actions (Rescuing Opportunities)
Expansion and improvement of the facilities of the CAMADOCA centre for the rescue and reception of psittacine birds and raptors included in the CITES convention, […]
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Combating illegal trafficking in CITES animals through knowledge and improving the welfare of seized species (CITES Species Knowledge and Welfare)
The objective of the project is to fight against illegal trafficking of species by supporting the competent authorities in the rescue and shelter of animals […]
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Training Youth for Conservation (MONA TYC)
Strengthen the work of wildlife recovery centres with young people trained in our country in education, awareness, conservation and animal welfare, to contribute to the […]
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Improved surveillance, control of illegal trafficking in CITES species and custody of confiscated specimens (JANUS)
The project aims to increase the capacity of the facilities of the Neotropic Foundation’s Wildlife Recovery Centre to guard confiscated or found free CITES specimens […]
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AAP Primadomus – Saving animals today, preventing tomorrow’s suffering (#SAVE. EXOTICS)
The project aims to sustainably improve the welfare of exotic animals in Spain, through a combination of rescue, rehabilitation and relocation of CITES specimens and […]
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Research applied to the development and diversification of the bioeconomy associated with traditional knowledge and other endogenous resources of the Valles de Omaña y Luna Biosphere Reserve (Somos Agua II)
The Somos Agua II project proposes to generate a micro-enterprise fabric, which promotes a transformative circular bioeconomy in an unpopulated territory of high and medium […]
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Regional Development Models on Pyric Herbivorism, a Tool for Environmental Conservation and Population Fixation and Protection (COMPÁS)
The COMPÁS bioeconomy project plans to establish the scientific-technical, regulatory and social framework necessary in our country for the use of pyric herbivory in preventive […]
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