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Summer has ended, and Brussels is once again buzzing with activity. Following the European Parliament elections in June, both seasoned and new EU officials are settling into their roles. Over the next five years, the 720 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), representing 27 EU countries, will make decisions that will directly affect the future of EU citizens. With the escalating climate and biodiversity crises demanding urgent attention, the direction Europe chooses now will determine not just the future of the Union, but also have significant implications for the very survival of our planet.
Today, 7 out of 11 African vulture species are threatened with extinction.
Thanks to a record donation of $125,000 raised at the 2024 Global Birdfair, a much-needed bird observatory at the Galala migratory bird hotspot in Egypt will now become a reality.
The rarely glimpsed Mussau Triller was documented for the first time in 44 years on a remote island in Papua New Guinea.
722 KBAs established as part of the Bezos KBA Project, an ambitious project funded by the Bezos Earth Fund, aimed at safeguarding the biodiversity of two of the most biologically diverse regions in the world: the Congo Basin and the Tropical Andes.
Watch the latest interview in our BirdLife Partnership series as we discover what inspires Emmanuel Mgimwa, Executive Director of Nature Tanzania, to lead Nature Tanzania and dedicate his life to protecting nature!
Today, following seven months of intense negotiations, a groundbreaking consensus has been reached on the future of EU agriculture. The Strategic Dialogue, led by EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, brought together 29 diverse stakeholders, including environmental NGOs like BirdLife, farmers' unions such as Copa-Cogeca, and industry representatives like EuroCommerce. This collaborative effort marks a significant shift towards a more sustainable, resilient and equitable agricultural system in the European Union.
Major fires on the Portuguese island of Madeira have caused extensive damage to some 5,000 hectares of land, including native laurel forest and the only breeding site for the Endangered Zino’s Petrel – severely threatening the species’ breeding success.
As we celebrate Hornbill Week, learn about the behaviours of these beautiful birds, and the ways that they are just like us.
The summer is here, and the seabirds and their parenting skills are put to a test. What are their parenting styles? And is anyone still mama-birding (so 2010)?
Since 2020 the EAFI Small Grants Program has empowered local communities protect vital bird habitats.
Common Swifts spend most of their life in the air. They are in fact the real kings and queens of the skies while they dance their way into our hearts.
