Save the birds, but not only ...
The League for the Protection of Birds Auvergne is one of the large local associations of the LPO in France. Its goal is the protection of birds, biodiversity and natural environments. To achieve this objective, the LPO Auvergne is carrying out concrete actions in the region, thanks to the network of volunteers and its team of employees. The LPO is affiliated with the international organization Birdlife.
The LPO carries out studies and expertise on natural resources (national inventories, surveys of endangered species, international ornithological projects, etc.).
Each year, the LPO receives nearly 1,600 injured birds in its care center for wild birds, which are too often victims of the harmful effects of certain human activities (poisoning, road shocks, lead injuries, etc.). It protects sensitive species: red kite, harriers, terns, peregrine falcons ...
The LPO offers outings and activities throughout the year in Auvergne.
What was the money used for?
The LPO Auvergne was able to set up a stand, promote its activities, and raise funds on various occasions: theme days, Foundation Days, etc.
The Falconry Park Le PAL regularly provides food and equipment for the Clermont-Ferrand Wild Bird Care Center.
Since 2021, the Le PAL Zoological Park has received and cared for certain wild birds in distress according to a specific protocol. The transfer of these birds to the Clermont-Ferrand rescue center (if necessary) is carried out as quickly as possible with the help of volunteers and after informing the head keeper in Clermont-Ferrand.
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In addition to contributing to the smooth running of the Clermont-Ferrand Care Center and the protection of the Montagu's harrier in Auvergne, the Le PAL NATURE FOUNDATION helps protect the yellow-bellied toad. Did you know? This little toad is the emblem of the CRAPA’UT Festival that we organize and it has a particularity… that of having heart-shaped pupils!
The LPO Aura also protects the otter, an animal that is present along the Besbre, symbol of the Le PAL Nature Foundation.
The Foundation supports and supports financially, technically and humanly projects which, in France and abroad, offer lasting solutions to respond to the threats facing biodiversity, and in particular endangered wildlife species and their habitat.
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Let's help the Cape Penguins!Faced with an alarming decline, the African penguin is listed as an endangered species. SANCCOB, a project of the Le PAL Nature Foundation, has been committed for years to its protection and conservation. -
Little eaglet will become bigIn France, the white-tailed eagle nests on a solid tree in a quiet wood, sheltered from disturbance. The nest is refilled each year at the end of winter, the male bringing most of the materials while the female arranges the nest.