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Ruffs are known for their impressive displays during spring © Dzmitry Yakubovich

Record-breaking 120,000 Ruffs counted in Belarus

Mon, 08/05/2017

Birdwatchers were delighted by the thousands of Ruffs that gathered at the end of April in Turau Meadow, Belarus.

Europe and Central Asia Belarus

The team used on-shore lights to beckon the mysterious Beck's Petrel

Major breakthrough in attempt to unlock secrets of ultra-elusive seabird

Fri, 05/05/2017

An intrepid BirdLife Pacific team has finally managed to capture and tag a Beck’s Petrel – one of the world’s rarest and least-known birds.

Worldwide Papua New Guinea

The Bird Bulletin - Vol. 6

Fri, 05/05/2017

Welcome to the latest edition of The Bird Bulletin – our Friday news brief with bite-sized updates from across Europe & Central Asia.

Europe and Central Asia Bulgaria Malta Slovakia

Cyprus songbird slaughter: UK Government responds to petition

Wed, 03/05/2017

Over 800,000 birds were killed on the UK's military bases in Cyprus last Autumn. With efforts to stem the slaughter floundering, the MoD has responded to an online petition

Worldwide Cyprus United Kingdom

The M13 griffon vulture after release © Rachid El Khalmichi

Freed from abuse, maltreated bird flourishes in Morocco

Tue, 02/05/2017

GREPOM, the BirdLife Partner in Morocco, helps to free mistreated Griffon Vulture.

Africa Morocco

BirdLife opens new office in Rwanda

Fri, 28/04/2017

BirdLife International has opened a brand new office in Rwanda as part of its growing network in Africa that seeks to provide locally-relevant solutions required to significantly reduce or reverse biodiversity loss, and conserve birds.

Africa Rwanda