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WHAT WE DO

We promote animal welfare and biodiversity conservation

Through our own projects and in collaboration with other organizations, we work on research, education, responsible breeding, and conservation in local communities.

Our activities are focused on the protection of parrots from all over the planet and on species native to Macaronesia.

Conservation

We participate in habitat and ecosystem recovery projects, especially those related to parrots and cetaceans.

Research

We support research initiatives and provide the knowledge about the animals under Loro Parque’s care to the scientific community.

Rescue

We rescue sick or injured wild animals and, whenever possible, we reintroduce them to their habitats.

Sustainability

We follow a sustainability plan that seeks to have a positive impact and inspire other organizations.

Sustainable breeding

Our sustainable breeding model seeks to be both a genetic safety net for species and a tool to curb poaching.

Education

Achieving real change in our social model will be the only way to tackle the serious environmental crisis threatening the planet’s biodiversity.

POPULATION

Npoblación

INCREASE

DEFORESTATION

Ndeforestacion

FELLED TREES

Last News

BlogLoro Parque Fundación leads a pioneering project that describes the acoustic dialect of the Iberian orca for the first time
17 de December de 2025

Loro Parque Fundación leads a pioneering project that describes the acoustic dialect of the Iberian orca for the first time

A study carried out within the framework of more than 20 years of scientific collaboration…
Diego Cerdan
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Dos delfiUncategorizedThe role of nature reserves in protecting endangered species
4 de December de 2025

The role of nature reserves in protecting endangered species

Nature reserves are true treasures of biodiversity, playing a crucial role in the protection of…
Coco Solution
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BlogLoro Parque achieves the first breeding of the Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo in Europe, an endangered species
1 de December de 2025

Loro Parque achieves the first breeding of the Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo in Europe, an endangered species

The population of this species, native to southwestern Australia, continues to decline due to the…
Diego Cerdan
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BlogLoro Parque Fundación Appoints Martin Böye as New Scientific Director for Marine Biology
24 de November de 2025

Loro Parque Fundación Appoints Martin Böye as New Scientific Director for Marine Biology

Wolfgang Kiessling highlights “the outstanding contribution of Dr. Javier Almunia, whose legacy has positioned the…
Diego Cerdan
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