ibama is the executive organ officially responsible for the execution of the national political policies of the environment, and works to preserve the cultural heritage and environmental integrity of the country, as well as regulating the appropriate care and use of the flora, fauna, water, and other natural resources in the country.

one of the institution's main projects includes leading the working group for the recovery of the spix macaw, as well as the project that protects the ararinha azul species, known as one of the rarest birds across the globe. 

the ministério do meio ambiente (ministry of environment of brazil) is the government body in charge of all conservation units and it is reachable online via this contact form.