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The Saiga and other species from the steppes of Kazakhstan

Drawing attention to the plight of the Saiga through school mural painting

Mon, 15/06/2015
Rory McCann's account of working with BirdLife Partner the Association for the Conservation of Biodiversity of Kazakhstan (ACBK) on a community art project showcasing the Saiga antelope and other animals of the steppe lands of Kazakhstan.
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Europe and Central AsiaKazakhstan

Operation Restoration - island update #2

Mon, 15/06/2015
The second update from the field in our huge Acteon & Gambier Island Restoration Operation.
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WorldwideFrench Polynesia

Conservation should not be seen as a burden

Sun, 14/06/2015
The Ramsar Convention has adopted a new Strategic Plan to guide national and international actions from 2016-2024.
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Worldwide

Operation Restoration underway: restoring a Pacific paradise - island update #1

Fri, 12/06/2015
One of BirdLife’s most adventurous projects. The largest conservation project in French Polynesia ever. An incredibly remote location. A huge number of species to benefit. Six rare and endangered bird species to be saved. An enormous logistical challenge. Helicopter. Boats. GPS. Storms. Lightning. And wildlife. Restoring a tropical paradise in the Pacific… The Acteon & Gambier Island Restoration Operation has begun.
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PacificFrench Polynesia

Extractives industries in Africa: Blessing or Curse?

Fri, 12/06/2015
Africa holds a huge proportion of the world’s natural resources and the impact that the extractive Industry is having on biodiversity, ecosystems and local communities is a great concern. Across Africa, case studies abound in which extraction of minerals, forest products, oil and gas has left devastated landscapes and disillusioned communities.
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AfricaEgypt

Protection for key nature sites in the Bahamas

Fri, 12/06/2015
Five new National Parks totally 8,500 hectares have been established on San Salvador island in the Bahamas
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AmericasBahamas
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Yellow-breasted Bunting declined by 90%

Mon, 08/06/2015
One of Eurasia’s most abundant bird species has declined by 90% and retracted its range by 5000 km since 1980 a new study shows.
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AsiaChina

All you have to do…is listen to the birds

Mon, 08/06/2015
My name is Patricia Zurita, CEO of BirdLife International. I am an economist (a green one), originally from Ecuador and currently living in Cambridge.
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Europe and Central Asia

"Juncker will soon abandon this course", says Stanley Johnson

Mon, 08/06/2015
“Messing with the Nature Directives is unnecessary and dangerous. Juncker will soon abandon this course”: Stanley Johnson interviewed.
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Europe and Central Asia