We are residents of Ilhabela (North Shore of São Paulo) who voluntarily dedicate part of our property and our time to contribute to the preservation of local biodiversity, with attention to the native birds, some of them threatened with extinction, as is the case of the Amazona farinosa (Mealy parrot) that is in "critically endangered" status in the State of São Paulo.
Since 2014, we have been working in partnership with the São Paulo State Environment Department (SIMA/SP), through the approval of the Fauna Department to operate as a 'Release Area for Monitoring of Rescued Birds', whose abbreviations in Portuguese are "ASM - Área de Soltura Monitorada".
Since 2014, we have been working in partnership with the São Paulo State Environment Department (SIMA/SP), through the approval of the Fauna Department to operate as a 'Release Area for Monitoring of Rescued Birds', whose abbreviations in Portuguese are "ASM - Área de Soltura Monitorada".