Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation

Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation To conserve the Amazon river dolphin and its environment through research, education and collaboration

Amazon River Dolphin Conservation Foundation (ARDCF), a registered 501c3, supports local efforts to protect a storied species and its rainforest ecosystem. Building upon the wisdom of Amazon traditions, practices and beliefs with findings from modern conservation biology, ARDCF works to preserve the river dolphin from the corrosive pressures of outside, usually foreign interests that threaten the

survival of the dolphins and their world. The fates of dolphins and people have been entwined for millennia. ARDCF promotes healthy, natural interactions between dolphins and people that protect both animals and people, sustain local culture, and transform visitors to ardent Amazon conservationists.

This guy understood the assignment! Time to go find botos 💕🐬
22/06/2026

This guy understood the assignment! Time to go find botos 💕🐬

Beautiful scenes from an Amazon expedition set to the spectacular music of our friend, Manuel Obregon. To learn more abo...
15/06/2026

Beautiful scenes from an Amazon expedition set to the spectacular music of our friend, Manuel Obregon. To learn more about our adventures, visit our website at ARDCF.org or e-mail [email protected]. Don't miss the boat!
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A sample of our expedition in the Amazon. Thanks a lot to Manuel Obregón.

11/06/2026

Your moment of zen, watching curious botos underwater.

Did you know river dolphins can hit speeds of 15–16 mph? Fast, flexible, and uniquely adapted to helping them chase prey...
19/05/2026

Did you know river dolphins can hit speeds of 15–16 mph? Fast, flexible, and uniquely adapted to helping them chase prey and navigate deep rivers and murky waterways.

Today on Endangered Species Day, we honor the Amazon’s most vulnerable species — including the endangered Amazon river d...
15/05/2026

Today on Endangered Species Day, we honor the Amazon’s most vulnerable species — including the endangered Amazon river dolphin (boto) and the tucuxi.
Their future depends on the choices we make right now: protecting rivers from pollution, supporting sustainable fishing, standing with riverine communities, and defending the wild places these species call home.
At , we’re working every day to safeguard these dolphins through research, community partnerships, and education that empowers local stewards of the Amazon.
When we protect endangered species, we protect entire ecosystems — and the people who rely on them.
Thank you for standing with us, for caring, and for helping keep the Amazon alive with possibility. 💙🐬🌿

14/05/2026

Have you ever wondered what it's like to travel with on one of our expeditions? Check out this video by our talented friend, Don McConnell. We've got one more trip in 2026! Visit our website ardcf.org for additional information and to reserve your spot on our boat!

The Three Amigos out on patrol! Nothing beats observing these curious botos cruising the river together. Also, notice th...
13/05/2026

The Three Amigos out on patrol! Nothing beats observing these curious botos cruising the river together. Also, notice their very different and unique color patterns! Every sighting reminds us why this work matters so much.

The river is unusually calm here, and that means ideal conditions for seeing Amazon river dolphins moving through the ch...
08/05/2026

The river is unusually calm here, and that means ideal conditions for seeing Amazon river dolphins moving through the channels!

After a morning of fishing, two Amazon river dolphins begin making their way through the winding waterways of the Rio Ne...
08/05/2026

After a morning of fishing, two Amazon river dolphins begin making their way through the winding waterways of the Rio Negro.

It is not uncommon to see Amazon River dolphins, a.k.a. botos, play with leaves.
06/05/2026

It is not uncommon to see Amazon River dolphins, a.k.a. botos, play with leaves.

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