Building capacity to save Haiti’s biodiversity

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

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Building capacity to save Haiti’s biodiversity

BirdLife has been stepping up its efforts to build the capacity of Société Audubon Haiti, the latest chapter of which sees their field biologist Enold Louis-Jean travelling to Jersey to participate in a 12-week course designed to equip conservationists with the skills needed to manage species recovery.

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More petrels discovered in Haiti

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

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More petrels discovered in Haiti

The nocturnal calls of Black-capped Petrels Pterodroma hasitata have guided Haitian researchers to discover more nesting locations for this Endangered seabird.

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Las primeras imágenes captadas de un pichón dan esperanza a un ave marina amenazada del Caribe

Friday, January 13, 2012

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Las primeras imágenes captadas de un pichón dan esperanza a un ave marina amenazada del Caribe

Una nueva localidad de anidación para el diablotín Pterodroma hasitata ha sido descubierta en Haití a través de los esfuerzos en el campo de un grupo de colaboradores dominicanos y haitianos.

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First ever chick photos give hope for threatened Caribbean seabird

Friday, January 13, 2012

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First ever chick photos give hope for threatened Caribbean seabird

A new nesting location for Black-capped Petrel has been discovered in Haiti by the efforts of a joint Dominican – Haitian field team.

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BirdLife y la Convención Ramsar participan en la conservación de manglares en las Américas

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

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BirdLife y la Convención Ramsar participan en la conservación de manglares en las Américas

BirdLife recientemente asistió a la 2ª reunión de la Iniciativa Regional de la Convención de Ramsar para la Conservación y Uso Racional de Manglares y Corales en las Américas. BirdLife participó como Organización Internacional Asociada comprometida a apoyar el desarrollo y la aplicación de la Convención Ramsar.

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BirdLife and the Ramsar Convention focus on mangrove conservation in the Americas

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

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BirdLife and the Ramsar Convention focus on mangrove conservation in the Americas

BirdLife recently attended the 2nd meeting of the Ramsar Convention’s Regional Initiative for the Conservation and Wise Use of Mangroves and Coral Reefs in the Americas.

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Laguna de Oviedo becomes a living classroom during wetlands celebrations in Dominican Republic

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

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Laguna de Oviedo becomes a living classroom during wetlands celebrations in Dominican Republic

On 2 February, Grupo Jaragua (BirdLife in the Dominican Republic) started their 2011 calendar of environmental festivities by celebrating World Wetlands Day

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La Laguna de Oviedo es convertida en un aula viviente en honor a los humedales

Friday, April 1, 2011

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La Laguna de Oviedo es convertida en un aula viviente en honor a los humedales

El pasado 2 de febrero, el Grupo Jaragua (BirdLife en República Dominicana) inauguró su calendario de celebraciones ambientales con el Día Mundial de los Humedales, y para celebrar desarrolló un programa de actividades educativas en torno a la conservación y el uso sostenible de la laguna de Oviedo.

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The Mangrove Alliance: a natural solution to a tangled issue

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

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The Mangrove Alliance: a natural solution to a tangled issue

A new alliance of BirdLife Partners and other organisations aims to conserve, restore and manage mangrove forests sustainably throughout the American tropics. The Neotropical Mangrove Conservation Alliance has already received a huge boost, with support from the MacArthur Foundation to coordinate activities put mangrove conservation actions in place at priority sites in the Caribbean islands.

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How long will they stand?

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

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How long will they stand?

The destruction of the world's mangrove forests is happening up to four times faster than the world's land-based forests, according to a new United Nations report. A study commissioned by the U.N. Environmental Program (UNEP) reports that one fifth (around 35,500 square kilometers) of the world's mangroves -- forests straddling both land and sea -- have been lost since 1980.

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