The report is drawn from material developed for State of the World’s Birds, a broader report which is available for download and as an extensive searchable database – click to visit www.birdlife.org/sowb for further information and examples.
Critically Endangered Birds is a product of the BirdLife Preventing Extinctions Programme. It presents the science underpinning the programme and the actions needed by other organisations, agencies and governments to complement it.
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Report: ‘Critically Endangered Birds: A Global Audit’ (PDF, 3.36 MB)
Presentation: ‘Critically Endangered Birds: A Global Audit’ (PPT, 459 KB)
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