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Rice cultivation at a wetland in Madagascar (Roger Safford)

Celebrating World Wetlands Day

Sun, 02/02/2014

February 2^nd marks World

Worldwide

A Thought on Small Birds

Sat, 01/02/2014

'Through the Lens', Fujingaho magazine, February 2014

Asia Japan

Cambodian jewel protected

Sat, 01/02/2014

The Royal Government of Cambodia has declared the creation of the Siem Pang Protected Forest.

Asia Cambodia

Invasive Alien Species: legislation turning into an empty shell

Fri, 31/01/2014

The members of the European Parliament’s Environment Committee want to allow derogations to the EU regulation aiming at addressing invasive alien species, plants and animals that are introduced into Europe and cause significant environmental, economic and health damages.

Europe and Central Asia

Highlights from the world’s biggest conservation partnership

Fri, 31/01/2014

Last year was an important year for the BirdLife Partnership. Here we celebrate just a few highlights from our global partnership, and ask you to choose your favourite conservation success of 2013...

Worldwide

The decision to decommission and replace the 'killer line' follows comes after years of work from the BirdLife Partnership (S Nikolov)

Sudan 'killer line' disconnected

Thu, 30/01/2014

The notorious 'killer' power line from Port Sudan to the Red Sea coast has been switched off.

Africa Sudan

Controversial wind farm in Lesotho gets the go-ahead

Wed, 29/01/2014

The controversial wind farm proposed for Lesotho’s Maluti-Drakensberg has received the go-ahead from the Lesotho Government.

Africa Lesotho

The creation of a vulture safe zone will help populations stabilise and increase (Marek Jobda; worldsrarestbirds.com)

Indian Partner to establish Vulture Safe Zone in Madhya Pradesh

Mon, 27/01/2014

BNHS (BirdLife in India), in association with Rio Tinto and BirdLife International, is establishing a 30,000 square km Vulture Safe Zone in Madhya Pradesh.

Asia India