Brazilian wildlife in nature
Wildlife Care · Education · Reserves

Freedom and
biodiversity.

We protect wildlife, educate new generations, and conserve natural areas across four Brazilian biomes.

Instituto Libio

Caring for wildlife means protecting the path back to nature.

We were founded with the mission of protecting wildlife, conserving biodiversity, and restoring threatened ecosystems by combining science, strategic management, and social engagement.

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Wild animal cared for by Instituto Libio
Since 2010turning care into nature protection.

Our areas of work

Three pillars, one shared purpose.

From caring for a vulnerable animal to protecting its habitat for the long term, each area of work strengthens biodiversity conservation.

Monkey cared for by Instituto Libio
01

Wildlife Care

We care for wild animals affected
by illegal trafficking and abuse, providing treatment, rehabilitation, and, whenever possible, a safe path back
to the wild.

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Students taking part in an environmental education activity
02

Education

We bring scientific knowledge and hands-on experiences with nature to students
and educators, expanding awareness of biodiversity conservation.

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View of a nature reserve
03

Reserves

We protect natural areas
that are essential for wildlife, climate,
water, and ecological connectivity
across Brazilian ecosystems.

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Wild animal in its natural habitat

Protection that connects

Animal welfare
and conservation
go hand in hand.

Every project is driven by the goal of creating positive environmental and cultural impact, so that Brazil’s wildlife can live freely in nature.
4 biomesAmazon, Cerrado, Atlantic Forest, and Pantanal.
6 reservesacross three states (MS, PA, and SP)
40,000 haof protected areas
1,000+species protected

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Brazilian biodiversity
Conservation · May 5, 2026

Wildlife crossings: why this infrastructure is essential for biodiversity conservation

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Protected natural area
Wildlife · April 18, 2026

Illegal wildlife trafficking in Brazil: a structural problem

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Environmental education with students
Education · January 21, 2026

Environmental education: a right, an urgent need, and a path forward

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