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Why temperate and boreal forests are important in the fight against climate change
BirdLife delegation member Mel Coath talks about why termperate and boreal forests are important in the fight against climate change and how they need to protected as part of any future deal (interview at the UNCCC COP17, December 2011, for OneWorld TV).
Continue reading...What’s happening at the climate change talks? (COP17 in Durban, South Africa)
2. December 2011
BirdLife International Delegation Member John Lanchbery gives his views on what are the key issues for BirdLife at the latest climate change talks (December 2011)
Continue reading...Birds and powerlines – solutions to stop electrocution and collisions
28. November 2011
Dr Markus Nipkow, Officer for Ornithology and Bird Conservation of NABU/BirdLife Germany, explains how the danger of powerlines to birds can be mitigated.
Continue reading...Save our Seabirds (SOS) Festival 2011
4. November 2011
BirdLife South Africa’s Save Our Seabirds Festival tackled the issues of overfishing, pollution and habitat loss.
Continue reading...New documentary highlights importance of IBAs for people in Nepal
19. October 2011
Bird Conservation Nepal has launched a documentary to highlight the value of Important Bird Areas to people.
Continue reading...The ecology of the Mao in Samoa
20. September 2011
Mao is an endemic honeyeater found in Samoa which is classified as Endangered by BirdLife on the IUCN Red List. Unless urgent action is taken, these unique birds have a very high risk of going extinct in the near future…
Continue reading...Aussie eyrie internet hit
15. September 2011
Birds Australia’s nest monitoring camera of a family of White-bellied Sea-Eagles has been an online hit since its launch in August.
Continue reading...Peter and Jane: A Short Film about Biofuels
8. August 2011
More than 20 environmental organisations across Europe are calling on the EU to stop the environmental damage caused by EU biofuels targets with the help of Peter and Jane, characters in this specially-created animated short film.
Continue reading...“The missing” visitors in Cyprus are not tourists but birds !
29. July 2011
BirdLife Cyprus has created this short film on the trapping situation in Cyprus
Continue reading...Search for the Fiji Petrel – Video
20. May 2011
A short video showing the search for the Criticality Endangered Fiji Petrel by NatureFiji-MareqetiViti.
Continue reading...Migrants under threat
13. May 2011
The theme for World Migratory Bird Day 2011 is ‘Land use changes from a bird’s-eye view’ and it highlights the negative effects human activities are having on migratory birds, their habitats and the planet’s natural environment
Continue reading...Saving Asia’s Vultures from Extinction
12. April 2011
Watch the new video to find out more about the Vulture project and to meet the people who are saving Asia’s vultures from extinction.
Continue reading...Video report from Nightingale Island on oil spill
23. March 2011
Where’s Andrew TV arrived on Nightingale Island on March 23, 2011. This is what he saw.
Continue reading...Audubon celebrates 10th year of Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act
10. March 2011
As spring approaches, millions of birds will wing their way back to North America. Red Knots near Tierra del Fuego will make a remarkable journey to the arctic tundra….
Continue reading...Forests for water and wetlands
2. February 2011
Today is World Wetlands Day and the 40th anniversary of the Convention on Wetlands, which was adopted in the Iranian city of Ramsar on 2 February 1971. Over the last four decades the Ramsar Convention has had a huge positive impact on how wetlands are valued, managed and conserved around the world. The BirdLife Partnership is proud to be working in support of the Convention, as one of its International Organisation Partners.
Continue reading...Help stop illegal hunting in Malta
19. January 2011
Illegal hunting is a widespread and serious problem in Malta, with poachers specifically targeting protected birds including raptors (birds of prey) and Herons as well as rarer visitors to the islands.
Continue reading...Miracle in the marshes of Iraq
17. January 2011
A film documentary on the regeneration of Iraq’s Mesopotamian Marshes, a project led by Azzad Alwash, the CEO of BirdLife Affiliate Nature Iraq, will get its first public screening tomorrow on the UK’s BBC TV Channel. The documentary is being shown at 2000 GMT on BBC2′s Natural World series…
Continue reading...WOW CSN Tool Development Team: Interview with BirdLife’s Dr Lincoln Fishpool
11. January 2011
Video of BirdLife’s Global Important Bird Area Co-ordinator Dr Lincoln Fishpool talking about the Wings Over Wetlands Critical Site Network Tool.
Continue reading...Study shows alarming drop in Kenyan vultures
22. December 2010
Vultures in one of Africa’s most significant wildlife reserves are declining at an alarming rate according to a new study in Biological Conservation…
Continue reading...Spoony needs your vote!
2. December 2010
BirdLife’s work to save two key resting and feeding sites in China, used by one of the world’s oddest and most appealing waterbirds is to receive support from Disney’s Friends for Change initiative.
Continue reading...Erzhan helps locate important new staging site for Sociable Lapwing in Turkey
28. October 2010
On October 10th, 554 Sociable Lapwings were located in central eastern Turkey – the largest flock of migrating Sociable Lapwings encountered so far this autumn marking the discovery of an important new staging site.
Continue reading...BirdLife’s 5 Asks for COP10 CBD in Nagoya – Video
14. October 2010
Short video showing BirdLife’s 5 policy asks for the COP-10 CBD meeting in Nagoya, Japan.
Continue reading...Osprey ringed in Germany found shot in Malta
6. October 2010
An Osprey ringed in Germany by NABU (BirdLife Partner) as part of a conservation project was recovered by the ALE and BirdLife Malta (BirdLife Partner) yesterday afternoon, shortly after being illegally shot in the Salina Bird Sanctuary.
Continue reading...The BirdLife Partnership – Video
5. October 2010
Short video about the BirdLife Partnership of conservation organisations that strives to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources.
Continue reading...BirdLife calls upon the EU to champion biodiversity in Nagoya and at home
4. October 2010
BirdLife International handed in to the European Commissioner for the Environment, Mr Janez Potoƒçnik, its “message for Nagoya”.
Continue reading...BirdLife Malta Raptor Camp – September 2010 Video
17. September 2010
Raphael Vassallo joins BirdLife Malta (BirdLife Partner) and the Campaign Against Bird Slaughter (CBAS) on their Raptor Watch camp in the Maltese countryside, monitoring for illegal hunting and trapping.
Continue reading...Bird Migration on the Bihar Plain in Hungary – Video
2. September 2010
A new documentary film entitled ‘Bird Migration on the Bihar Plain’ has been produced by the Wings Over Wetlands demonstration project team in Hungary. The film documents the importance of the Bihar Plains as a breeding, wintering and stop-over area for hundreds of thousands of migratory waterbirds, highlighting the role played by the fishponds found in the area as a source of food and as an important place for the birds to rest during their often long and arduous journeys.
Continue reading...Birdfair 2010 Day 3 Round Up – Video
23. August 2010
In this film, Day 3 Round Up, The Final Day, we look back over the three days and more importantly look to the future. Now the money has been raised the hard work can really begin in the Ethiopian Highlands.
Continue reading...Birdfair 2010 Day 2 Round Up – Video
23. August 2010
In this film, Day 2 round up, we talk to people all around the fair to answer the question, “What does Birdfair mean to you?”
Continue reading...Birdfair 2010 Day 1 Round Up – Video
23. August 2010
Birdfair and their role in conservation. The coverage round up from Day 1 of the 2010 British Birdwatching fair in Rutland.
Continue reading...Interview with BirdLife’s Middle East Advisor Richard Porter – Video
23. August 2010
A report from David Lindo and the BirdGuides production team at the 2010 British Birdfair, interviewing Richard Porter (BirdLife’s Middle East Advisor) and Simon Aspinall about their new book, Birds of the Middle East. The book describes all the birds of the region, including totally updated accounts of the larks and the large white-headed gull complex.
Continue reading...- Alaotra Grebe extinction – Do you care?
- UPDATE: over 866,000 birds slaughtered so far this autumn in Cyprus! - Sign the petition to stop this now!
- List of extinct bird species
- 89,225 birds slaughtered…so far! - Sign the petition to stop it now!
- Project launched to identify conservation targets within one million km2 of Eastern Africa
- Searching for Sociable Lapwing with Nature Iraq's Omar Fadil
- Birds at risk from the Gulf Oil Spill
- An Aruba without Troupial, Prikichi, Patrushi or Shoco?
- Concurso: Ponle el nombre al ave simbolo del Festival Mundial de las Aves
- Miracle in the marshes of Iraq
- Manuel Sanchez: Hi, How we van get involved? Sounds interesting...
- Richard Martin: This is a good chance to learn from each other and...
- Kariuki Ndang'ang'a: All submissions of abstracts should go to Colleen ...
- Rohit kundu: Such constructive thinking is required for the bet...
- Laura: Looking forward to participating in awareness rais...
- First assessment of Endangered Northern Rockhopper Penguins since 2011 oil spill
- BirdLife welcomes passing of law to secure transboundary ecosystems in East Africa
- Sustainable tourism for Nepal's wetlands
- BirdLife and ITTO agree to pursue common goals on tropical forests
- New stronghold for Japanese Murrelet found
- Targeting hunters to save Spoon-billed Sandpiper
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