Conservation

Arvorar has established itself as a key partner in the conservation of Brazil’s biodiversity. Learn more about our projects.

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Our conservation project

According to the IUCN, approximately 12.5% of the world’s bird species are endangered. In Brazil, that figure rises to 20%, and the situation in Ceará is no different. Poaching, habitat destruction, and wildlife trafficking are the main threats to local biodiversity. Arvorar is directly involved in this effort with a team specialized in wildlife management, following international protocols for animal welfare and conservation. Through its animal welfare plan, the park cares for animals that cannot be released into the wild, supports rehabilitation programs, and contributes to gene banks and the breeding of endangered species.

Environmental enrichment

Activities that encourage natural behaviors and promote the well-being of the species in the park.

Preventive health training

Regular health checkups conducted by a team specializing in wildlife medicine.

Food

Balanced diets formulated by animal nutritionists to meet the nutritional needs of each species.

Refaunar Arvorar: True Jandaia and Dirty-faced Parakeet

Refaunar Arvorar is an initiative to reintroduce native bird species in Ceará that are threatened with extinction, in partnership with Aquasis and the Caatinga Association. The project focuses on the Green-backed Parakeet and the Dirty-faced Parakeet for reintroduction in the Serra das Almas Nature Reserve in Crateús, Ceará, and plans to include new species with a focus on reintroducing them to the wild.

Animal Welfare

Animal welfare is one of the cornerstones of Arvorar Park. All the animals in the park benefit from daily activities designed to improve their quality of life. Check out some of them.

Dietary balance

A balanced diet formulated by an animal nutritionist to meet the nutritional needs of each animal.

Routine medical exams

Regular checkups to ensure the animals' health through preventive medicine.