The Toucan Rescue Ranch in the News
The Toucan Rescue Ranch has proudly collaborated with some of the world’s most renowned networks, including CNN 60 Minutes, NatGeo Wild, National Geographic, Animal Planet, and BBC Earth. Through these collaborations, we aim to spread awareness about wildlife conservation and the challenges that wildlife face in today’s rapidly changing world.
Additionally, TRR has been privileged to educate and share our mission with influential bloggers, photographers, and filmmakers, helping amplify the message of wildlife protection and care across diverse platforms.
As Seen On
Toucan Rescue Ranch on the Big Screen
Checkout some of our favorite features with major networks!
Capture Wildlife Conservation in Action
Bring your production to Toucan Rescue Ranch and film in one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse and conservation-driven locations. Whether you’re producing a wildlife documentary, TV special, or educational series, we provide unparalleled access to rescued animals, expert conservationists, and real-world rehabilitation efforts.
Exclusive Access to Rescued Wildlife
From sloths and toucans to felines and owls, film rare and intimate moments with Costa Rica’s diverse species. Our animals are part of critical rescue, rehabilitation, and rewilding programs, offering unparalleled storytelling opportunities.
A Conservation-Driven Setting
Your production directly contributes to wildlife rescue and conservation efforts. By filming at Toucan Rescue Ranch, you align your project with a globally recognized nonprofit dedicated to protecting biodiversity.
Permitting & Compliance Assistance
We help navigate filming permits, ethical guidelines, and wildlife regulations to ensure compliance with Costa Rican environmental laws.
Types of Productions We Support
Capture the beauty, challenges, and resilience of rescued animals.
Highlight genuine conservation efforts with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage.
Cover urgent conservation issues and human-wildlife conflicts.
Create compelling narratives that align with sustainability and wildlife advocacy.