Criticism of Finland’s Spring Hunting of Common Eider
BirdLife Partners call to stop hunting of Common Eiders in Baltic Sea.
Continue reading...Red Alert from Finland – Number of Threatened Bird Species Increases
Monday, February 28, 2011
December 2010 proved to be a very sad month in Finland in terms of bird protection. The new Red List, indicating which species are threatened, showed that the number of threatened bird species in Finland had increased by almost 70%.
Continue reading...BirdLife fears new nuclear plant endangers Finnish birds
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
A new nuclear energy power station must not be built in the Pyhäjoki region in Finland's northern Ostrobothnia because of the rich bird population in the area, according a statement by BirdLife Suomi (BirdLife in Finland) on Friday.
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