Mediterranean Wildlife Foundation

Name: Mediterranean Wildlife Foundation
Address: Finca Son Pons s/n km 38,200 Ctra Palma Alcudia, Campanet, Baleares, 07310, ES
Telephone: +34 971 57 58 80
Rating: 4.8

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The Mediterranean Wildlife Foundation is a non-profit conservation organisation in Campanet dedicated to the protection and breeding of vultures on Mallorca.

Conservation up close

At the heart of the foundation's work are Cinereous Vultures and Griffon Vultures — birds that are sick or injured and can no longer be released into the wild. The foundation runs an active breeding and population conservation programme; from a single breeding pair of Cinereous Vultures, the population has now grown to thirty-two birds. Visitors receive in-depth explanations about the birds' behaviour and the importance of their conservation to Mallorca's ecosystem.

The vulture feeding

The highlight of any visit is the vulture feeding, where you can watch the birds at close quarters. It's a memorable experience that brings to life the vital role vultures play in the natural cycle. Guided tours are also available in German.

Funding & support

The foundation is funded through donations and a small on-site shop. If you'd like to support the foundation's work, you can make a contribution directly on the premises.

Location & surroundings

The foundation is located on Finca Son Pons, at kilometre 38.200 on the Palma–Alcúdia road, in Campanet in the island's interior. Access is via the MA-13.

Facilities & services

Accessibility

EntranceParking

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens Tue at 10:00

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10:00–13:00
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 10:00–13:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Good to know

Website available in

SpanishEnglishGermanCatalan

Frequently Asked Questions

Which vulture species can be seen at the Mediterranean Wildlife Foundation?

The site is home to Cinereous Vultures and Griffon Vultures — all birds that can no longer be released into the wild due to illness or injury.

How is the foundation funded?

The foundation is supported through donations and a small shop on the premises.

On which days is the foundation open to visitors?

Visits are possible on Mondays, Fridays, and the first Saturday of each month.

What topics are covered during the guided visit?

The guided visit covers the history of the black vulture in Mallorca, its biology and behavior, Europe’s three other vulture species, and Mallorca’s biodiversity.

What can be observed through the live webcam?

The live webcam makes it possible to closely observe the natural cycle of sensitive species in remote locations.

What are the proceeds from shop purchases used for?

The organization states that the full amount from purchases goes toward conserving the Ariant Biological Reserve.