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15 Jaguars Land at El Dorado, Drawing Attention to Biodiversity

• A new artistic exhibition arrives at El Dorado Airport, this time starring the majestic jaguar—an emblem of tropical ecosystems and a cultural symbol of the Americas. This is JAGUART, an initiative led by El Coso, the artistic program of Fundación Corazón Verde, featuring works by renowned national and international artists.
• Travelers and visitors will be able to enjoy an exhibition of 15 large-format sculptures, which will be on display in the public area of Terminal 1 at El Dorado Airport from May 26 to June 2, 2025.

Bogotá, May 27, 2025. Fundación Corazón Verde, in partnership with El Dorado International Airport, presents the JAGUART exhibition—a showcase aimed at raising awareness about the critical state of the jaguar, currently classified as a vulnerable species, and highlighting its essential role in the continent’s biodiversity.

This initiative combines art, conservation, and social responsibility. The sculptures have been artistically transformed using various techniques, colors, and visual styles.

After the exhibition, all the pieces will be part of a charity auction, with proceeds going to the social programs of Fundación Corazón Verde, which support the families, widows, and orphans of Colombia’s National Police.

This alliance with Fundación Corazón Verde continues to position El Dorado as a cultural hub that inspires, transforms, and connects with social and environmental causes—reminding us that art is also a powerful tool for education and positive change. The exhibition will be open to the public in Terminal 1 from May 26 to June 2, 2025.

Since 2001, Fundación Corazón Verde has developed successful art exhibitions such as Arborizarte, Animarte, Equusarte, and Elevarte, bringing together more than 130 visual artists around the concept of art with purpose, resulting in over 400 artistically intervened pieces.

About El Coso

El Coso is the art program of Fundación Corazón Verde. It plays a key role in generating resources for the foundation’s social investment projects. Through multiple art seasons, it has featured leading Colombian and international artists, establishing art as a transformative force for social good.

About Fundación Corazón Verde

Fundación Corazón Verde is a non-profit organization created in 1998. Its mission is to improve the quality of life for the families of Colombian police officers—particularly widows, orphans, and officers with disabilities—through social programs focused on education, mental health, and overall well-being.

For more information:

Karen Vanegas
Crop Agency
kvanegas@yurumi.co
Mobile: +57 314 290 2883

Natalia Pinto Celis
Head of Communications – OPAIN
npinto@eldorado.aero