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Aves Argentinas

Aves Argentinas works to support more than 1000 species of wild birds and their habitats through projects and actions for conservation, research, education and outreach, carried out together with researchers, technicians, a wide network of volunteers and more than 80 Bird Watchers’ Clubs.

We protect biodiversity’s key sites, promoting public policies and encouraging the creation of protected areas such as urban reserves and National Parks.

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“In Aves Argentinas I have found a family that shares my love for nature. Being a volunteer is my way of contributing to the protection of birds and helping other people to get closer to our precious ecosystem. To me, spreading this information is both a necessary and a noble task!”

Estefany Contreras, Communication volunteer

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South America’s Atlantic Forest is one of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems, however centuries of deforestation have left just a fraction of intact habitat remaining. In Argentina, BirdLife’s Forest Accelerator programme has been supporting BirdLife Partner Aves Argentinas to restore forest through the bird-friendly cultivation of Yerba Mate.

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Representatives from BirdLife International, Aves Argentinas, Guyra Paraguay, and members of the Hempel Foundation conducted a field visit to assess the progress and challenges of implementing protection and restoration actions in the Atlantic Forests of northeastern Argentina and southeastern Paraguay.

Read articleStrengthening Conservation Efforts: Uniting for the Atlantic Forest’s Future

Colombia, Paraguay, Brasil y Argentina potenciarán la protección y restauración de sus pastizales naturales gracias al aporte financiero de BirdLife Américas.

Read articleConservación de pastizales naturales y sus aves
Aves Argentinas, BirdLife Partner, Hernan Casanas
“Birds are indicators of the health of the environment in which we live. If birds are well, people are also well. Biodiversity conservation is in our hands”

Hernán Casañas, CEO Aves Argentinas

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Find out morePreventing Extinctions: bringing the world’s most threatened birds back from the brink