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After 40 years of dedicated conservation efforts, the Stone-curlew is making a remarkable return to the UK.
Denmark’s reliance on biomass energy is driving deforestation, biodiversity loss, and increased carbon emissions in Estonia and Latvia. A new report co-authored by BirdLife Partner LOB (Latvian Ornithological Society) reveals that large-scale logging to supply Danish power plants is turning these crucial carbon sinks into carbon emitters, undermining Denmark’s reputation as a leader in green energy.
Immerse yourself in the world of parrots: a kaleidoscope of colour in the canopy, a burst of chatter as a flock gathers, and remarkable intelligence that leaves you amazed. They are striking, charismatic birds, renowned for their crafty mimicry, and vibrant plumage. Our conservation action is needed to keep these spectacular birds and their crucial role in their ecosystems alive.
In a new study, published in the Bulletin of the British Ornithologists’ Club and led by a BirdLife scientist, a colourful honeyeater has been described from the little-known island of Babar in Indonesia.
The climate and nature crises are a magnifier, escalating and enhancing the issues of gender inequity all over the world. Women are integral to solutions, as well as the most impacted. Read more to find out why gender equity is vital to save nature!
Today, the European Commission proposed a direct amendment of the wolf protection status under the Habitats Directive. This proposal follows the decision to downlist the wolf under the Bern Convention, which entered into force on 6 March 2025, drawing wide criticism from conservation experts and environmental organisations.
BirdLife is among 29 organisations proposing a more consistent implementation of the ‘Do No Significant Harm’ (DNHS) principle in the next EU budget.
After three days of long discussions, a breakthrough finally came on the last day of CBD COP16.2 with the adoption of a plan for financing biodiversity protection. Whilst there is ample cause for celebration at this result, we must now look forward to the next steps.
As Brazil prepares to host COP30, we celebrate 20 years of SAVE Brasil and its dedication to conserving the country’s extraordinary wildlife, proving the power of local action for global biodiversity.
EU Commission proposes ban on lead ammunition and fishing weights, but loopholes remain.
New report estimates that vultures in the region provide US $ 1.8 billion worth of ecosystem services annually.
Commissioner Hansen ignores outcomes of Strategic Dialogue and opts to maintain status quo
