Fvsm

Fundación Vida Silvestre Mediterránea (FVSM) is a conservation organization focused on protecting wildlife and natural habitats in Mallorca. Its work includes projects for the conservation of vultures and their habitat, alongside initiatives in environmental education, territorial stewardship, and the Ariant Biological Reserve. The foundation also highlights conservation efforts for honeybees, the spiny fish, and the Balearic toad.

Visitors can book a guided visit to the wildlife conservation centre, where they learn about the biology of the cinereous vulture, the threats it faces, and the foundation’s work to protect the species in Mallorca. The visit also introduces three other European vultures: the griffon vulture, Egyptian vulture, and bearded vulture. FVSM offers excursions, a Mediterranean garden, and school visits, as well as opportunities to participate through volunteering, sponsorships, and donations.

A live webcam uses video surveillance and streaming technology to show sensitive wildlife and natural cycles in remote locations, including the unique island population of cinereous vultures in the Serra de Tramuntana.