The South American Bird Fair is the most important of its kind on the continent, and is held every year in a different country. The Fair is a meeting with many dimensions that includes birding (in various ecosystems depending on the host country), workshops with specialists from around the world, stands (with optics, equipment, books and guides, NGOs, art, etc.), talks, forums and symposiums, and many exchange and growth activities in this activity that is growing throughout the continent.

Learn about the different options to register for the XII South American Bird Fair, we offer three plans and individual workshops to participate in the most important fair in America.

• BIRDING+CONFERENCES PLAN
• ONLY BIRDING PLAN
• CONFERENCES PLAN
• SPECIALIZED WORKSHOPS

Add during your registration night outings and/or camaraderie dinner with an additional value.

Ensure your participation by registering and selecting the activities of your interest.

Located at the crossroads of the equator and the Andes mountain range, Ecuador benefits from a unique geographical location. The smallest of the Andean countries has inherited an incomparable diversity over time. Considered one of the countries with the highest concentration of biodiversity in the world, Ecuador, including the legendary Galapagos Islands, is home to more than 1,723 species of birds, which are distributed in 6 large bioregions and more than 90 different ecosystems, easily accessible and with excellent accommodation facilities. These characteristics make it an especially popular country for bird watchers, photographers and nature lovers in general. The exuberance of its flora and fauna, as well as its great cultural and gastronomic richness, ensure the visitor an unforgettable experience.

Located just 2 hours from Quito, the Mindo Valley has been positioned for more than 20 years as one of the most important regional Birdwatching sector. The first IBA in South America, an example of sustainable development, winner of multiple international bird counting events, cradle of national bird tourism, the small charming town of Mindo positioned itself as one of the most emblematic green destinations on the continent. Located in the heart of the Choco Andino Biosphere Reserve, it is the starting point for a region where birds abound. No less than 680 bird species have been recorded throughout the area. Dare to discover them.

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