Trevor Ellery, originating from Hampshire, UK, has called Colombia home since 2008, following extensive stays in Israel and Ecuador. His profound expertise in Colombian birds, evident in co-authored field guides, is marked by unparalleled bird identification skills. Spanning South America, with tours led in Argentina, Trevor's passion for photography, sound recording, Neotropical Lepidoptera, and mammals shines through. Armed with a degree in History and English Literature, his UK bird listing fervor translated into spotting over 1500 species in Colombia! A dedicated conservationist, Trevor revitalizes Colombia's birding scene, intertwining cultural insights during tours, establishing it as a vibrant hub for avian enthusiasts and cultural adventurers alike. His commitment to showcasing Colombia's avian wonders and cultural richness solidifies its position as a sought-after destination for both nature lovers and explorers seeking diverse cultural experiences.

Roger is a passionate biologist with a deep love for birding. Graduating from Tolima University in Ibagué, Colombia, he immediately immersed himself in research projects studying the ecological guilds of birds in the Central Andes and the breeding biology of birds on the Pacific coast of Colombia. Since 2014, he has worked as a birdwatching guide, starting in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and expanding to other regions in the country. Roger also has a keen interest in reptiles and amphibians, having conducted extensive studies on these creatures. With the opportunity to explore remote and stunning locations, he has encountered 1,391 bird species, representing a significant portion of Colombia's avian diversity. His goal is to continue expanding his knowledge, documenting Colombia's biodiversity through observation and photography, and sharing these unique experiences with others. Roger is excited to uncover the secrets of more bird species as his career as a birding guide progresses.

Angela Gómez is an Environmental and Natural Resources Administrator by profession. Her passion for the Nature led her to discover the world of birds. Since 2008 she directed the first birding agency that supported conservation for birds in Colombia and in 2015 she founded Nature Colombia together with her partner Luisa Conto, being the first women in Colombia to create an agency dedicated to the observation of birds and wildlife.

Now from Nature Colombia she is committed to make bird watching more supportive of local communities and to make visible those productive projects of women who are excluded due to the dynamics of bird watching tours.

In her time away from the office she loves to travel with her 10 year old daughter.

Luisa Fernanda Conto, a highly accomplished professional, possesses a degree in Tourism and Hotel Business Administration, specializing in Service Management. A decade ago, she discovered the captivating world of birdwatching, which ignited an insatiable passion within her.

Having witnessed firsthand the positive impact of responsible tourism on community development, conservation, and local economic growth, Luisa embraces the role of Commercial Director at Nature Colombia. This esteemed position has provided her with invaluable opportunities to explore her country's remarkable natural landscapes and appreciate its diverse biodiversity.

Motivated by a deep desire to share these wonders with the world, Luisa is driven to contribute to the advancement and prosperity of her nation through her profession. Her expertise and unwavering dedication aim to cultivate greater awareness and appreciation of Colombia's natural heritage among both residents and international visitors.

She have been working for Nature Colombia SAS since 2016 as an Accounting Assistant, she has extensive experience in the entire accounting process, a responsible person, dedicated to her work, she is a Professional Technician. She was born in El Colegio (Cund.) She likes to read, update herself on the topics that concern her work. She enjoys spending time with her family during her leisure time. She loves to enjoy nature, appreciate the landscapes, plants, birds, animals in general, which are the greatest wealth that Colombia has; she loves her country.

Public Administrator and Human Talent Management Specialist, responsible for overseeing the operations department of Nature Colombia. Combining her passion for nature with her professional acumen, she ensures that clients have exceptional and unforgettable birdwatching experiences. Her dedication to environmental conservation and sustainability further enhances her ability to promote responsible birdwatching practices. With meticulous planning, attention to detail, and a customer-centric mindset, she ensures that every aspect of the operations runs smoothly and efficiently. Her professional background and passion for nature make her an invaluable asset to the company's commitment to providing extraordinary avian adventures. 

Certified public accountant(CPA), specialized in Tax Law. With experience in auditing, tax auditing and management of the accounting area in public and private institutions in the country.

He is the responsible for coordinating the financial area of ​​NATURE COLOMBIA SAS., especially in relation to preparing financial statements, budgets and cash flows, tax planning and monitoring compliance with accounting, tax and administrative policies.
Despite not being within the operational area of ​​the Company, the experiences of tourism and readings regarding the subject have managed to develop a taste for this activity.

Manuela Zapata, a passionate nature enthusiast, has been drawn to the beauty of the forest and its inhabitants since childhood. Armed with a degree in journalism from Manizales University and a professional tourist guide certification, she has merged her two passions to promote conservation through birdwatching. As a local birding guide, Manuela has not only deepened her knowledge of bird species across Colombia's diverse landscapes, from the paramo to the subtropics, but has also actively engaged with local communities, promoting ecological projects and social inclusion. Convinced of the power of birdwatching as a conservation tool, Manuela is on a mission to showcase Colombia's rich biodiversity to the world through the lens of fellow enthusiasts who share her love for birds and her desire to explore the wonders of her country.