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Global Birdfair in 2025 will be supporting BirdLife’s conservation work to safeguard the Antipodean Albatross and other endangered seabirds from the threat of bycatch in longline fisheries in the Pacific.
Massive untapped carbon storage potential in Europe’s ecosystems revealed
Thanks to the efforts of our Partner, La Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux (LPO), the official reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral last December brings hope for the return of several protected species, such as the Common Krestel, that have called the site home for centuries.
‘New year, new me?’ This might just be the European Commission’s motto as it enters its second month of work in this new year. The months ahead will be critical for shaping the EU’s direction on nature and climate policies, with major decisions on the horizon that could have lasting impacts on Europe’s—and the world’s—environment.
The workshop "Ecosystem Services in KBAs under Climate Change Scenarios" explored ecosystem services' benefits for local communities and the threats of climate change. This has been a crucial step towards improving conservation practices and integrating local knowledge into KBA management in Ecuador.
In a highly significant step forward for vulture conservation, India’s government has banned the use of Nimesulide – a widely used veterinary painkiller that’s highly toxic to these threatened birds.
A new review paper released today covers the Red List Index, the approach BirdLife pioneered to understand if nature's extinction risk is improving or worsening.
New study finds that the migratory bird connects over a thousand wetlands across Europe and Africa.
Novelist and poet Margaret Atwood shares her love and passion for birds with us.
Our planet is home to an astounding array of unique habitats, from rainforests to deserts to mountains and grasslands. Nature is a refuge for us all. We must protect these wonderous places to prevent losing our most vulnerable birds forever.
In this festive article, HIH Princess Takamado shares photos of birds in red berries, for a variety of reasons!
Do you want to show your loved ones that you care about them during these holidays but you do not know what could be the perfect gift? Fear no more, the ultimate gift for bird lovers (and those to be) lays before you.
