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The last dance? Critically Endangered grebe’s mesmerising display filmed for first time

Thu, 10/08/2017
On the remote glacial lagoons of Patagonia, a rare grebe performs a bewitching dance that has been caught on film for the first time. But with invasive predators and proposed dams threatening its existence, how long do we have until the music stops?
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AmericasArgentina
Les jeunes apprennent l’importance de préserver les zones humides au Sénégal © Blandine Melis

Afrique de l’ouest: un réseau de centres éducatifs tisse sa toile

Tue, 08/08/2017

Les aires protégées des zones humides en Afrique de l’Ouest regorgent d’une

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Africa
Between a rock and a hard place: the birds of Rapa Iti. © Fred Jacq

How we're going to save the little paradise in the Pacific

Tue, 01/08/2017
The rare native wildlife of a remote island has retreated to a precarious existence on vertical cliffs. An urgent project supported by the 2017 Birdfair is leading the counter-attack against invasive species to save the “little planet” of Rapa Iti.
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PacificFrench Polynesia

Serah Munguti de Nature Kenya reconnue pour le Prix pour la Conservation des défenses

Mon, 31/07/2017

Après plusieurs années en première ligne de la coopération avec les communautés, et de

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AfricaKenya

The "Nature Watchdogs" keeping Cyprus' wildlife safe

Thu, 27/07/2017
Each morning, volunteers patrol Cyprus’ most valuable natural habitats in order to keep them in pristine condition. This is their story.
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Europe and Central AsiaCyprus
Australasian Bittern, Ohiwa. © Neil Robert Hutton

Seeking the elusive "Swamp Boomers" of New Zealand

Mon, 24/07/2017
On a small lake in central Hawke’s Bay, the quest is on to find one of New Zealand’s least understood species before it vanishes forever.
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PacificNew Zealand
HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco with BirdLife CEO, Patricia Zurita.

Prince of Monaco presented with prestigious BirdLife award

Fri, 21/07/2017
One good tern deserves another, as they say. At this year's “Summer Dream” evening BirdLife CEO Patricia Zurita proudly presented an Arctic Tern statue to HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, in recognition of his support to BirdLife's cause.
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Europe and Central AsiaMonaco
Andros Island, Bahamas © Shutterstock

Using IBAs to uncover America's hidden ecotourism paradises

Thu, 20/07/2017
BirdLife Partners in the United States, Bahamas, Belize and Paraguay are clubbing together to promote ecotourism in places where poverty overlaps with IBAs, a pioneering project that will enrich these areas for both people and nature
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AmericasBahamasBelizeColombiaParaguayUnited States of America
Part of the naturally zoned area under strict control © Romy Antrobus-Ruth

New Protected Environment Declared in South Africa

Wed, 19/07/2017
Legislation in South Africa makes provision for different categories of formal environmental protection. Nature Reserves and National Parks are the top category and activities in these parks are strictly controlled by legislation.
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AfricaSouth Africa