We rely on partnerships and essential volunteers to carry out our operation:
- The Veterinary Clinic of Dr. Denis Prado Amorosino, in Ilhabela, which receives, evaluates and stabilizes the birds before sending them to our Release Area;
- The Wildvet Veterinary Clinic, in São Paulo, commanded by Dr. André Grespan and his team. Specialized in wild animals, they attend the birds that we send in critical condition;
- Veterinarian Dr. André Becker Saidenberg, specialist in pathology of wild birds, who guides with the care and rehabilitation of birds, with protocols and training of our team;
- Volunteer Sandra Tellefsen Pietzschke, who has been helping us since 2016 with the care and feeding of small chicks, removed or fallen from the nests;
- Ilhabela State Park (PEIb), that receives the birds that send us and work an important partnership in environmental education activities in schools and public events;
- The NGO World Parrot Trust (WPT) that donated our largest aviary (pre-release training) with a volume of 192m³ (6,780 cubic ft) and sponsorship with payments for laboratory test, equipment, construction of our kitchen and other aviaries maintenance;
- Notts Parrot Club, from England, through Rosemary Low who donated equipment for environmental education, aviary mesh, leg bands and published our work for Parrot Society Magazine;
- Ilhabela Magazine, with a bimonthly edition where we published an article on the environment and wild animals section since 2014 until 2021;
- Many people who make periodic donations and believe in our work;
- The Municipality of Ilhabela, which participated in the environmental education campaign “Conures inside the roof” with the production and distribution of leaflets from house to house in 2016 and between March/2019 and Dec/2021, subsidized our basic operation.