Mark Avery’s daily blog from RIO+20
Each day on 1-20 June Mark Avery is writing a blog about biodiversity, sustainability and global issues
Continue reading...BirdLife’s approach to working locally
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Local knowledge, motivation, sustainability, efficiency, legitimacy and empowerment are all benefits of working locally.
Continue reading...Protecting a subspecies before it becomes an extinct species: the Palkachupa Cotinga in Bolivia
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
A scientific paper shows the Swallow-tailed Cotinga in Bolivia is a different species. Armonía (BirdLife in Bolivia) needs help in its conservation efforts to save the species.
Continue reading...Celebrating the Uluguru watersheds for World Environment Day
Monday, June 6, 2011
Villagers celebrate project which is raising local incomes and protecting the forests.
Continue reading...Partners for Sustainability, ahora está disponible en español para los socios de habla hispana de BirdLife International
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Socios para la Sustentabilidad, es un informe de BirdLife International, que relata el compromiso de los socios de BirdLife alrededor del mundo para la construcción de la sustentabilidad socio-ambiental, a través de acciones en el terreno con las comunidades locales más vulnerables en el planeta.
Continue reading...Tunisian NGOs unite to tackle urgent threats to Protected Areas
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Following the recent political instability in Tunisia, environmental and developmental NGOs have received a number of alarming reports of aggressive attacks to staff, animals and plants at Protected Areas within the country. In the face of these threats, the NGOs met recently to unite in their action to tackle the plundering of their natural resources.
Continue reading...A truly integrated approach to adaptation – BirdLife Policy Brief for UNFCCC COP-16
Thursday, November 25, 2010
This is an extract from the BirdLife Policy Brief for UNFCCC COP-16, Cancún – ‘COP16 - A truly integrated approach to adaptation'.
Continue reading...Biofuels policy threatens wildlife habitats
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Meeting a European target to use biofuel in Britain’s 30 million cars will result in the destruction of an area of wildlife habitat the size of the West Country, a study has found...
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- 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...
- Birds indicate a planet in peril, but investing in conservation makes economic sense
- 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
Friday, June 1, 2012
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