Kolibry Conservation e.V.

Directly support our work to protect the world’s most biodiverse rainforests.

Effective rainforest conservation requires more than local action. It needs long term commitment, reliable funding, and strong partnerships across continents. While our conservation work takes place in the tropics, Kolibry Conservation e.V. provides a solid foundation in Europe to support and strengthen these efforts.

We founded Kolibry Conservation e.V. to connect people in Europe with tangible conservation projects in the tropics. Your support helps us protect rainforest habitats, support biodiversity research, and develop sustainable solutions that benefit both ecosystems and the people who depend on them.

Support rainforest conservation directly and become part of the Kolibry network.

Our mission

We protect tropical rainforest and its biodiversity through direct conservation action, scientific research, and collaboration with local communities. We support projects that turn knowledge into meaningful, long term protection of threatened ecosystems.

Our vision

A future where tropical rainforests remain intact, biodiverse, and resilient, while local communities are empowered to benefit from and protect these ecosystems. We envision a global network connecting people, science, and conservation across continents.

Our team

Kolibry Conservation e.V. is driven by a small, dedicated team of conservationists, biologists, researchers, and local partners who share a commitment to tropical biodiversity. We combine scientific expertise with practical field experience to create conservation projects that have a lasting impact where it matters most.es.

M.Sc. Tim L. Heller

Founder / Director / Biologist

Fraunhofer Institute for Molecular Biology and Applied Ecology IME

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woman in black blazer with brown hair
Tatjana Geisel

Broker

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man standing near white wall
M.Sc. Leonard Spohr

Architect

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woman smiling wearing denim jacket
B.Sc. Manuel Schuler

Photographer

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