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Hooded Grebes are threatened by the construction of two dams © Juan María Raggio

Stop killing the river: Ask Argentina to save Hooded Grebes

Fri, 12/05/2017

A new documentary, Killing the River, reveals how the planned construction of two hydroelectric dams is threatening the ecosystem of Argentina’s last glacial river.

Americas Argentina

The Bird Bulletin - Vol. 7

Fri, 12/05/2017

This week's edition of 'The Bird Bulletin' featuring record-breaking Ruffs, love-struck White storks and a recipe for nature-friendly food and farming for Europe!

Europe and Central Asia Belarus Belgium Croatia

Traditional clam-sifting with an industrial backdrop in Seocheon, South Korea © Seocheon County

This Korean recipe could save Piper

Thu, 11/05/2017

On an island renowned for its seafood and shorebirds, life depends on the mud's bounty. Can culinary and birdwatching tourism save Yubudo from industrial development?

Asia South Korea

Women conservationists involved in CEPF funded projects © Anthony Ochieng

Female conservationists agree to bridge gender gap in conservation

Wed, 10/05/2017

Women in conservation involved in CEPF funded projects in the Eastern Afromontane Hotspot meet in Rwanda.

Africa Rwanda

Migration: A long-distance love story

Tue, 09/05/2017

For 15 years, a lovestruck stork has faithfully returned from South Africa to his disabled amore in Croatia - but the trip is dangerous and one year he may not return.

Worldwide Croatia Lebanon

The new app is available on Android and iOS © Aves Argentinas

Discover the birds of Argentina with this new free app

Tue, 09/05/2017

Planning a trip to Argentina but don’t know their birds yet? Aves Argentinas' new mobile app has just been launched and will make it easier than ever to identify them.

Americas Argentina