Vida Silvestre is a nonprofit organization established in 1995, dedicated to addressing environmental challenges through a collaborative and inclusive approach. Committed to preserving endangered species and ecosystems, Vida Silvestre partners with local communities, municipalities, national governments, educational institutions, businesses, and other NGOs to implement effective conservation strategies.

The organization spearheads a variety of projects, including the management of biological corridors, wildlife refuges, and private land conservation initiatives. They also promote ecological education and awareness through programs like the "Pequeños Guardaparques" and various training courses in environmental management. Their efforts are exemplified in key projects such as the Corredor Biológico Farrapos-Queguay and the Reserva Natural Salus.

Additionally, Vida Silvestre is involved in ecotourism, offering experiences like Silvestre Walks and scientific expeditions to foster appreciation for natural ecosystems. Their holistic focus on biodiversity conservation, education, and community engagement ensures the sustainable management of Uruguay's rich natural resources.