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Agreement consolidates decades of collaboration between OSME and BirdLife International

Tue, 25/08/2015

BirdLife International and the Ornithological Society of the Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia (OSME) signed a memorandum of understanding during the Birdfair 2015.

Middle East

There are many benefits to the community of sustainably-managed forests. Photo: David Thomas / BirdLife

Insights into how nature and people benefit from community forestry in Nepal

Mon, 24/08/2015

Nepal is blessed with a rich diversity of wildlife – a consequence of the varied landsc

Asia Nepal

Extent of illegal killing of birds in the Mediterranean revealed in BirdLife report

Fri, 21/08/2015

We've uncovered the shocking numbers of birds illegally shot, trapped or glued in these European and African countries.

Europe and Central Asia

Maximizing the value of birds for tourism - guidebook released

Wed, 19/08/2015

The BirdLife-led

Middle East

Members of LVSB conducting IBA monitoring ©Victor Olango

Site Support Group Champions Conservation of Dunga Swamp

Mon, 17/08/2015

Lake Victoria Sunset Birders (LVSB) is a Site Support Group (SSG) based in Dunga Swamp

Africa Kenya

New hope for recovery of Critically Endangered seabird thanks to successful restoration project and team's dedication. Photos: Simba Chan

Brave efforts pay off in doubly-successful project to restore colonies of Chinese Crested Tern

Thu, 13/08/2015

Breeding success of one of world's rarest birds broke records thanks to team's successful restoration project and dedicated monitoring of colony including during super-typhoon...

Asia China Hong Kong (China)

How tracking one turtle dove could help save its whole species

Wed, 05/08/2015

The population of the turtle dove has plummeted by 77% across Europe since 1980. 'Titan', the RSPB's tracker-fitted bird, gives us clues on how we can protect this vulnerable species.

Europe and Central Asia