Cooperations
The following organisations, companies and people promote and support the work of Sphenisco e.V. in its work to protect the Humboldt Penguin. Thank you very much!
Promoters and Supporters
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.
Cooperation since 2019. The Foundation supports the 6-year project "Research for Survival" with funds from the Species Protection Euro. The studies by Chilean and New Zealand scientists started at the end of 2021 and will provide data on the population in Chile, breeding success and foraging.