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Barn Swallow, by Vanesa Bezlaj, aged 15, from Slovenia was the winner of Spring Alive's drawing competition

Dear Africa, they’re in your hands now

Thu, 08/09/2016
Dear friends in Africa, We’ve done our best. Now they’re all in your hands. Please look after our migratory birds. Thank you, Europe.
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Africa
Asian Houbara © The International Fund for Houbara Conservation (IFHC)

Kuwaiti coast guards foil bid to smuggle at-risk bustards for falconry trade

Thu, 08/09/2016
Earlier this month, coast guards in Kuwait intercepted an Iranian ship attempting to smuggle 100 Asian Houbaras, a bustard used as prey in falconry training.
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Middle EastIranKuwait

Where shall we go? Contemplating Europe's future

Thu, 08/09/2016

On the 15-16 of September European Heads of State will converge on Bratislava to discus

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Europe and Central Asia

Birds in a changing world

Thu, 08/09/2016
Yesterday, I shared my impressions from the first day of the BirdNumbers 2016 conference and some first insights into the health of our continent...
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Europe and Central Asia
White-tailed Eagle © Valerie O'Sullivan

What do birds tell us about the health of our environment?

Wed, 07/09/2016
I’m currently in Halle, Germany, following the works of “BirdNumbers 2016”.
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Europe and Central Asia

Popular support for regulation that works

Tue, 06/09/2016
Many commentators are suggesting that the EU is currently locked in the throes of an existential crisis as a result of the UK Brexit vote,
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Europe and Central AsiaUnited Kingdom

Better Regulation for Better Results?

Tue, 06/09/2016
Over recent years, political concerns about the costs of regulation to business have risen to prominence, with accusations that rules such as those protecting rare species and habitats are placing “ridiculous costs” on businesses and the wider economy.
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Europe and Central AsiaUnited Kingdom

European Nature’s Debt to the Faceless ‘Lawocrats’ of Luxembourg

Tue, 06/09/2016

Wildlife has no concept of political borders.

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Europe and Central Asia

Kicking the bucket; Is the CAP still working for our countryside?

Tue, 06/09/2016
Now that the 2013 reforms of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) are slowly starting to take effect, and national governments iron out the wrinkles of the new IT systems which have delayed subsidy payments to farmers,
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Europe and Central Asia