Brasil

Wow, that's a lot of those pretty and endangered birds in a cage together like budgies! Is this a captive breeding programme or a rehab centre?

Ah, so it is very much like our semi-local White Stork centre, protecting and increasing the wild population, entertaining and educating schoolclasses, families and tourists and providing some jobs in a village all in one. Only your birds are much more colourful. ;o)

It is part of the monkey zoo in Salem, the "Affenberg". They also breed the monkeys in order to send entire family groups back to where they belong as the population splits up, so this is a bit like the Rock of Gibraltar, famous for Barbary Macaques and White Storks together but at the north shore of Lake Constance.

Here is the english summary, but it is old, there are far more than 28 breeding pairs of storks by now settled all around the free food and veterinary care.... and in winter when the zoo is closed, people may walk up the trail outside the southern fence around noon to spot monkeys sunning themselves in good weather, and always watch wintering free storks waiting for feeding time gathered near the car parking -- even in deep snow....
http://www.affenberg-salem.de/en/

There is an other place over in the Alsace that also did re-populate their whole area with wild White Storks and help them along whilst caring for endangered Barbary Maqaques in a huge double fenced free range area and functioning very well as a touristic business, a winning combination it seems.