State of Paraguay’s birds is published
Guyra Paraguay has launched the first major report on the status of bird populations in Paraguay. The report, entitled State of Paraguay’s birds, outlines in detail the current status of the country’s birds, the threats they face and the urgent actions needed to secure their future.
Continue reading...Reactivation of Junin Lake Management Committee gives hope to threatened species
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Lake Junin or Chinchaycocha is located in the Peruvian Central Andes, more than 4,100 meters above sea level. This ecosystem has unique and threatened endemic bird species worldwide such as Junin Grebe and Junin Rail and it is an important stopover site for migratory species.
Continue reading...New report published on the State of Bolivia’s Birds
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Asociación Armonía (BirdLife in Bolivia) has just published a major report on the status of the country’s avifauna.
Continue reading...Southern Cone Grasslands Alliance activities support shorebird conservation in Uruguay
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Annually, the Buff-breasted Sandpiper and American Golden Plover undertake some of the longest journeys of any migratory birds in the world, from their breeding grounds in the tundra of North America to wintering sites in the grasslands of Southern South America. Aves Uruguay (BirdLife in Uruguay) and partners have secured approximately 3000 hectares for both species of shorebirds through good management practices of the natural grasslands.
Continue reading...‘State of the world’s birds’—more than just a report
Thursday, March 15, 2012
BirdLife's 'State of the World's Birds' is getting bigger and better. Find out more.
Continue reading...Empowering the Grassroots
Thursday, December 15, 2011
In support of its Local Empowerment Programme, BirdLife has published Empowering the Grassroots, which examines the work of Important Bird Area Local Conservation Groups around the world.
Continue reading...Nature Seychelles wins innovation prize
Friday, September 30, 2011
Nature Seychelles (BirdLife Partner) has won the 2011 International Innovation Prize from the World Leisure Organisation.
Continue reading...‘State of Nepal’s Birds’ launched
Monday, September 26, 2011
A major new report has been published entitled State of Nepal’s Birds 2010. Produced by Bird Conservation Nepal and the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation.
Continue reading...“Porto fayoum” tourism development planned at Lake Qarun – an Important Bird Area and a proposed world heritage site in egypt
Thursday, May 12, 2011
The first development in an Egyptian protected area is planned by real estate developers.
Continue reading...Threatened antwren to benefit from creation of new State Park in Rio
Friday, April 29, 2011
A new protected area in Rio de Janeiro covers the home of the Critically Endangered Restinga Antwren
Continue reading...Proud moment as BirdLife Partnership in Africa launches Local Conservation Groups report
Friday, April 8, 2011
The BirdLife Partners in Africa have published a report on their experience of working with Site Support Groups.
Continue reading...BirdLife South Africa’s Bird Clubs & Branches
Saturday, March 19, 2011
This report is part of a project which aims to capture, document and disseminate these experiences and the lessons learned from them. The review is part of a project funded by the Aage V. Jensen Foundation.
Continue reading...The Network of Important Bird Areas in Québec, Canada
Saturday, March 19, 2011
The purpose of this article is to explore the emerging Important Bird Area (IBA) Caretaker Network in Québec within the Canadian context with the goal of furthering our understanding of what makes, motivates and inspires Caretakers, what opportunities and challenges they face, and the values of having an IBA Caretaker Network.
Continue reading...Local Conservation Groups in Malawi – Partnerships for conservation and development
Saturday, March 19, 2011
This report is part of a project which aims to capture, document and disseminate these experiences and the lessons learned from them. The review is part of a project funded by the Aage V. Jensen Foundation.
Continue reading...Translator
 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
News Map
- UPDATE: over 866,000 birds slaughtered so far this autumn in Cyprus! - Sign the petition to stop this now!
- 89,225 birds slaughtered…so far! - Sign the petition to stop it now!
- Help required to end hunting massacre in Nagaland, India
- SAVE Brasil calls on us all to join the campaign against changes to Brazil’s forest law
- Call for Proposals: 2012 Conservation Leadership Programme Awards
- Tragic impact on wildlife from New Zealand oil disaster
- Save the Danube - 'The Amazon of Europe'- from destruction!
- Panama Bay developers threaten to break the chain of shorebird stopover sites
- We need your vote to save the albatross
- A call to action for Australian birds
- Norita Scott Pezet: I have known Alberto Yanosky since our early days....
- Nick Askew: Congratulations Alberto. Well deserved indeed!...
- Colin Burnham: Don't you find that talking to brain dead homo sap...
- Eleazar O'Connor: More of these exchanges will certainly build a tre...
- Swati Gupte: We need to take a call on this mindless slaughteri...
- BirdLife World Congress, the most energising and inspiring event in the conservation calendar, opens in Ottawa
- Guyra’s Yanosky recognised as a leader of conservation in Latin America
- Suwarrow Blog 20 – A bright future for conservation in the Cook Islands
- State of Fiji's birds report launched
- Suwarrow Blog 18 - Farewell Suwarrow
- Formal protection reduces loss of natural land-cover at IBAs across Africa
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
1 Comment