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A new draft plan could trigger widespread culling of Cormorants in Europe.
BirdLife International lance un nouvel appel à propositions pour de petites subventions en Guinée et en Sierra Leone.
BirdLife International launches a new call for proposals for small grants in Guinea and Sierra Leone.
Scientific evidence drives conservation across the BirdLife Partnership. The launch of our new DataZone website provides unprecedented access to our world-leading bird and nature data.
HIH Princess Takamado shares photos of this charming species at the beginning of the northern hemisphere's spring nesting season.
The European Commission has announced EU countries may re-open the hunting season for the European Turtle-dove (Streptopelia turtur) in parts of Western Europe if they choose to do so. The reopening follows a three-year hunting pause despite the species’ ongoing decline and weak enforcement of hunting laws.
The EU’s next long-term budget is a pivotal opportunity to enhance funding for biodiversity conservation and restoration, according to a new paper co-authored by WWF, BirdLife Europe, Bankwatch and EuroNatur.
BirdLife's CEO Martin Harper's opinion on Civil Society and Conservation.
For decades, forests have been one of our strongest allies in the fight against climate change, absorbing and storing carbon dioxide (CO₂) while regulating global temperatures. However unsustainable logging and poor forest management are transforming these crucial ecosystems from carbon sinks to carbon sources. They release CO₂ instead of storing it.
South African High Court orders 10-year fishing closures to save the Critically Endangered African Penguin from extinction.
Dans la région du Haut-Sassandra, au centre-ouest de la Côte d'Ivoire, les femmes deviennent de plus en plus des acteurs clés de la conservation de la biodiversité et de la gestion durable des forêts, transformant non seulement leurs communautés, mais aussi l'approche de la région en matière de gouvernance des ressources naturelles.
In the Haut-Sassandra region of west-central Côte d'Ivoire, women are increasingly becoming key players in biodiversity conservation and sustainable forest management, transforming not only their communities, but also the region's approach to natural resource governance.
