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Farming flaws: why 2015 was another poor year for EU agriculture

Mon, 14/12/2015
Greening implementation, policy simplification and farmer protests prove the system is broken.
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Europe and Central Asia

The Nature of Paris: what the climate Agreement really says

Sat, 12/12/2015
BirdLife International welcomes the adoption of the Paris agreement on climate change.
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Court blocks major road development threatening Turkish grouse populations

Fri, 11/12/2015
BirdLife's Partner in Turkey, Doğa Derneği, has some good news regarding the ironically named 'Green Way' road development.
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Europe and Central Asia
Shearwaters feeding off Senegal ©Sylla

A breakthrough in marine conservation within the BirdLife Africa Partnership: the first steps

Fri, 11/12/2015
The BirdLife International Marine Programme (BIMP) and Africa Partnership secretariat share a goal to achieve conservation objectives for seabirds and marine resources with a focus on West and North African regions through the Alcyon Project.
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Africa

Re-COP - Day 12 at the UN Climate Summit in Paris

Fri, 11/12/2015
We're blogging from inside the COP21 summit in Paris - follow our updates here.
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Unlikely bedfellows from across the Americas meet every year at the Ranchers’ Gathering to share ideas and expertise on how to save natural grasslands from agricultural intensification. Photo: Alianza del Pastizal (Grasslands Alliance)

Americas’ Conservation Cowboys

Thu, 10/12/2015
Unlikely bedfellows from across the Americas meet every year at the Ranchers’ Gathering to share ideas and expertise on how to save natural grasslands from agricultural intensification
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Re-COP - Day 11 from Paris at the UN climate summit

Thu, 10/12/2015
We're blogging from inside the COP21 summit in Paris - follow our updates here.
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Worldwide
Zambian children in a Spring Alive event. Photo: Victor Siingwa

A little story from spring alive

Wed, 09/12/2015
Every once in a while, you come across a little story that makes you smile, makes you breathe a sigh of hope. A small act that could be easily missed, but which represents something a lot bigger. This story is one of those stories.
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Douglas Rainsford Tompkins, 72, one of the Earth’s foremost conservationists

Defender of nature Douglas Tompkins dies in tragic accident

Wed, 09/12/2015
Douglas Rainsford Tompkins, 72, one of the Earth’s foremost conservationists, died following a kayaking accident in Chilean Patagonia. Douglas and his wife, Kristin McDivitt Tompkins, have supported conservation projects which included acquiring roughly 2.2 million acres in Patagonia to make the world’s largest private nature reserve.
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