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Albatrosses are impressive, long-lived birds that cover huge distances across oceans! From chicks to migrating adults, we can tackle the threats facing these birds.
Read on to find out what happened at the Third UN Ocean Conference last week.
The next EU budget, will shape Europe’s priorities beyond 2027. Right now, one of our most critical needs is being dangerously overlooked: restoring and protecting nature.
Europe's food and farming systems stand at a crossroads. Mounting challenges, from climate shocks and biodiversity loss to geopolitical instability, are exposing just how vulnerable our current agricultural model is. But the EU has an opportunity to change course.
The publication of AviList means that for the first time ever, we have a unified global checklist of the species of bird found on planet Earth.
Twenty years ago, BirdLife and FACE – the European Federation of Hunters’ Organisations – signed an agreement that raised eyebrows on all sides. It still does. Many conservationists question why we speak to hunters at all. Many hunters still see us as the enemy. And yet, I believe this agreement was – and still is – worth it.
BirdLife Europe and six other environmental NGOs have sent a letter to the European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jørgensen, with a clear message: implement environmental legislation, do not weaken it!
From flooded savannas in Colombia to the Patagonian steppe in Argentina, meet the 14 projects selected in the third edition of BirdLife’s Small Grants for Grassland Conservation — an initiative of the Alianza del Pastizal to protect birds and restore one of the most threatened ecosystems in South America.
HIH Princess Takamado shares photos from a visit to Japan's Teuri Island and its extraordinary seabird colonies.
The proposal to ban lead ammunition and fishing weights in the EU sparks debate between Member States. But the claims are unfounded, as science proves.
