Website created and maintained by the World Land Trust

Ornithos Atlantic Rainforest webcam

Buenaventura cam | Ornithos cam | REGUA cam

Share |

This addition to the Wildlife Focus website is a high-quality webcam streaming live from the Southern Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil's Parana State. The cam has been set up by the World Land Trust's Web Multimedia Officer Luciano Breves, a wildlife filmmaker and conservationist working to protect the forests of Brazil, Parana State.

The webcam captures some of the incredible wildlife found in the Atlantic Rainforest. Some of the species that you are likely so see include the Swallow-tailed Hummingbird, Black Jacobin, Blue-winged Parrotlet and the Plain Parakeet.

Donate to keep these webcams running!

Terms (UK only)

These donations will be used to cover the costs of feeding the birds, and anything left over will go to the WLT's Action Fund

Ornithos Webcam Links

Buenaventura Webcam
Check out what's going on in the cloud forests of Ecuador with the Buenaventura Webcam

Webcam Snapshots on Flickr
Webcam Snapshots taken by the Wildlife Focus Community on the WLT Flickr group.
Check them out and upload your own!

Videos from the WLT Atlantic Rainforest Projects
See videos from the REGUA reserve and other WLT projects. Upload and share you own with the Wildlife Focus on the Videos page

Ornithos Webcam Location on Google Maps
See the Ornithos Atlantic Rainforest webcam location on Google Maps
Brazil Atlantic Rainforest
Bird ID Guide
Identification guide of the most common birds that visit the Ornithos Webcam
Hummingbird ID Guide
Identify hummingbirds that commonly visit the Ornithos Webcam
Webcam Snapshots on Flickr
Webcam Snapshots taken by the Wildlife Focus Community on the WLT Flickr group.
Check them out and upload your own!
Videos from the WLT Atlantic Rainforest Projects
See videos from the REGUA reserve and other WLT projects. Upload and share you own with the Wildlife Focus on the Videos page
WLT protecting the Atlantic Rainforest.
See how the World Land Trust is enabling Project Partners REGUA and Frontera Verde to protect the Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil and Argentina