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Black Skimmer is one of the ten species most at risk from this latest oil spill (photomatt28; flickr.com)

Galveston Bay oil spill imperils thousands of birds

Wed, 26/03/2014

Texas City, in the United States was the site of a massive oil spill on Saturday, an in

Americas United States of America

Kenya: home to the ‘big five’ and of the ‘many small’

Tue, 25/03/2014

On Saturday the 1st of March 2014,

Africa Kenya

HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco is BirdLife Species Champion for Northern Bald Ibis (Jean-Paul Tilly; worldsrarestbirds.com)

Ibis gets royal visit

Fri, 21/03/2014

HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco recently visited Souss Massa National Park, Morocco, home to the largest remaining wild population of Northern Bald Ibis.

Africa Morocco

Flyways race is raising vital funds for migrant birds

Fri, 14/03/2014

Fourteen teams of adrenalin charged birders will step boldly into the Israeli night at

Europe and Central Asia Georgia Israel

Coffee and conservation project launches in Puerto Rico

Thu, 13/03/2014

A new project in Puerto Rico is providing local people with training in sustainable agriculture, shade-grown coffee, water conservation and bird monitoring and reporting.

Americas Puerto Rico

Local Communities oppose renewed Natron soda ash exploration

Wed, 12/03/2014

Over 18,000 residents of Engaruka area of

Africa Tanzania

Commercial development threatens Ulcinj Salinas in Montenegro

Mon, 10/03/2014

For the past two years CZIP (Birdlife in Montenegro) has been fighting a battle against the conversion of Ulcinj Salinas into a tourist-development complex. The Ulcinj Salinas are an irreplaceable habitat for birds on the east coast of the Adriatic Sea, and one of the most important habitats on the Adriatic flyway. They are home to over 250 species of birds and recognized as an Important Bird Area (IBA) and as an Emerald Site of the Bern Convention.

Europe and Central Asia Montenegro