The FOP places great importance on volunteering activities, because they facilitate the involvement of society in the conservation of biodiversity and promote values of solidarity.

The profile of the FOP volunteer is very heterogeneous, ranging from children and their families to retired people, students, professionals from different fields, or workers of the companies that support us.

Increasingly, the number of volunteers is rising, and either individually or collectively, they participate selflessly, working as a team, for the conservation of the bear and its habitats.

Volunteer actions that arouse more enthusiasm and motivation are linked to improving the quality of the bear habitat. The volunteers actively participate in the planting of autochthonous species that produce fleshy fruits and in the collection of seeds for the nurseries.