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Critically Endangered macaws are learning to trust artifical nest boxes

Mon, 21/08/2017

Found only in the Llanos de Moxos - a tropical savanna in northern Bolivia - the striki

Americas Bolivia

Maasai Mara team during the exchange © NatureKenya

Helping to build communities of passionate conservationists to save vultures

Mon, 21/08/2017

Wildlife poisoning driven by human-wildlife conflict is a leading threat to the surviva

Africa Kenya

7 stunning bird courtship displays that'll make you swoon

Wed, 16/08/2017

Before sex, first comes the courtship period – and few know how to catch the eye quite like birds. Here are seven such displays that caught our eye.

Worldwide

The Living Infinite

Wed, 16/08/2017

In the editorial of the special 'marine' edition of our Europe & Central Asia newsletter, Christopher Sands casts his eyes to the ocean.

Europe and Central Asia

What's the catch? The fate of Europe's seabirds

Mon, 14/08/2017

Bruna Campos explains why a ‘sea change’ in policy is needed to protect thousands of Europe’s seabirds from the threat of incidental bycatch in fishing gears.

Europe and Central Asia

The mystery of the seabird that barks like a dog

Mon, 14/08/2017

Tânia Pipa from SPEA (BirdLife Portugal) shares news of a very happy discovery on the tiny islet of Baixo off the ‘White Island’ of Graciosa in the Azores.

Europe and Central Asia Portugal

The Endangered Barbary Macaque is benefiting from the work of local NGOs in Algeria © Elzbieta Szulmajer

After the Arab Spring: learning to love nature again

Fri, 11/08/2017

From “protect by punishment” to “protect by involving people”: read about the peaceful revolution that is changing nature conservation in North Africa and the Middle East.

Africa Algeria Jordan Libya Morocco Tunisia