Birding sites
Seven community birding hosts welcome visitors around the Topocoro reservoir, in three areas: La Playa, on the Sogamoso River; Panorama, next to the reservoir; and the Serranía de La Paz.
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La Playa del Río SogamosoOn the Sogamoso River · 151 species recorded
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Finca Cinco EstrellasPanorama, Lebrija · 185 species recorded
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Entre Flores & AvesAltamira, Betulia · 212 species recorded
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Joya Escondida BirdingSerranía de La Paz · 198 species recorded
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Cotinga Azul ReservaSerranía de La Paz · 176 species recorded
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Reserva Natural BelmonteSerranía de La Paz · 175 species recorded
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Carpintero Bonito BirdingSerranía de La Paz · 104 species recorded
Tap a host to see its site.
The project
Since 2023, five communities around the Topocoro reservoir have made birds the focus of conservation, development and local pride. The initiative began as an alliance between ISAGEN and Biótica Consultores, and today the communities themselves run it, having adapted and strengthened it.
The process has included birding training, preparing places to welcome visitors, participatory biodiversity monitoring, local research and the exchange of experiences.
Conservation works when it starts from the land itself: when communities lead, institutions support and knowledge becomes opportunity.
Where they are
Tap a number on the map or a name on the list to see each site.
- La Playa del Río Sogamoso On the Sogamoso River · 151 species recorded · 160 to 164 m above sea level
- Finca Cinco Estrellas Panorama, Lebrija · 185 species recorded · 572 to 611 m above sea level
- Entre Flores & Aves Altamira, Betulia · 212 species recorded · 860 to 1,000 m above sea level
- Joya Escondida Birding Serranía de La Paz · 198 species recorded · 608 to 646 m above sea level
- Cotinga Azul Reserva Serranía de La Paz · 176 species recorded · 380 to 464 m above sea level
- Reserva Natural Belmonte Serranía de La Paz · 175 species recorded · 381 to 464 m above sea level
- Carpintero Bonito Birding Serranía de La Paz · 104 species recorded · 607 to 646 m above sea level