BirdLife International Programmes
The BirdLife Partnership is working across the globe in a united effort to address the biggest conservation challenges which require international action.
Climate Change
The scientific evidence is overwhelming and unequivocal, climate change is a stark reality. It is largely caused by human activities and it presents very serious global risks for people and biodiversity around the world and it demands an urgent global response. More »
Global Seabird Programme homepage
Seabirds, particularly albatrosses, are becoming increasingly threatened and at a faster rate globally than all other species-groups of birds; they face a wide variety of threats. More »
BirdLife's Flyways Homepage
In 2008, 11% of migratory birds were classed by BirdLife International as Threatened or Near Threatened. Red List indices show that these migrants have become more threatened since 1988, with 33 species deteriorating and just six improving in status. BirdLife Partners operate in over one hundred countries and territories worldwide, and work together to raise awareness about migratory birds and implement conservation projects. Click to read more about the work of BirdLife’s Flyways Programme.... More »
Preventing Extinctions
At present, 192 are classified as Critically Endangered. On the very edge of extinction. Without immediate action, many will not be here in ten years’ time. To prevent species being lost, we have launched the BirdLife Preventing Extinctions Programme... More »
Forests of Hope
BirdLife International has created the Forests of Hope programme to work in tropical countries, to identify and pilot innovative management, financing and governance systems for forest and biodiversity conservation and restoration, generating local and national economic benefits for sustainable development, and combating climate change More »
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