The Flight Plan Project aims to return birds seized from trafficking to nature in registered release areas in the state of São Paulo. Developed through an agreement with the São Paulo State Secretariat for the Environment, Infrastructure and Logistics (SEMIL) and adhering to technical and scientific criteria, the project aims to release and monitor birds seized from the illegal wildlife trade in the state of São Paulo. We operate through the SAVE Brasil Release Program within SEMIL, registering private properties as Release and Monitoring Areas and mediating the releases. Currently, there are already 10 registered areas in the state. The birds released by the Project come from CETRAS SP and the Wildlife Division of the São Paulo City Hall's Green and Environment Secretariat, and undergo clinical and behavioral examinations before being released.

Main objectives:

- Release of birds seized from the illegal wildlife trade.
Registration of release areas in the state of São Paulo.
- Participatory monitoring in release areas

Partners:
Secretariat of Environment, Infrastructure and Logistics of the State of São Paulo (SEMIL), CETRAS-SP, Wildlife Division of the Municipality of São Paulo, Secretariat of Green and Environment, CETAS Barueri, Aimaratá Park, Espinheiro Negro Site, São Bento Site, Fazenda da Serra, Sertão do Rodeio Site, Bom Jardim Site, Guapuruvu Site, Jacu Site, Ilá Release Area, Olho D'Água Site, Recanto das Águas Site, Morros Verdes Farm Hotel, Trianon Park, Curucutu Private Natural Heritage Reserve, Libio Institute.