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The Snowy Owl has been declared Regionally Extinct in Sweden. For the first time in 20 years, the country has officially lost a bird species.

Read articleSweden has lost the Snowy Owl

On 16 December, the EU Commission will propose to water down laws that control the use of pesticides. This means even more widespread toxic chemicals in our food, our water, and our air.

Read articleSign now: one week left before pesticides stay indefinitely

EU law-dismantling proposals mark a dangerous turn toward weaker rules and increased public health risks.

Read articleGreen protection gutted: EU Commission jeopardises nature and health safeguards

The ongoing “simplification” drive risks setting back nature protection by decades and fails to safeguard us from the climate crisis.

Read articleEurope - Don’t turn your back on nature 

As 2025 comes to a close, we reflect on everything our Partnership and supporters have accomplished and want to thank all who have made these achievements possible.

Read article12 Days of BirdLife: Our 2025 Highlights

Cites CoP20 delivers major outcomes for international bird conservation, strengthening protections for hornbills, vultures and threatened songbird species worldwide.

Read articleBig wins for African hornbills, vultures and songbirds at CITES CoP20! 

Africa’s forest hornbills face growing threats from unregulated trade and habitat loss. A new CITES proposal approved today is an important step towards better regulation and monitoring of international trade.

Read articleA Turning Point for Africa’s Hornbills
Sangihe community permaculture village women

When we establish safe havens for threatened bird species can create new sustainable livelihoods, improve access to food and water, and build climate resilience. Here's how we do it.

Read articleWant to support communities? Conservation can help 
Mandarin Duck by HIH Princess Takamado

HIH Princess Takamado highlights the changing hues of the seasons with her bird photography.

Read articleAutumn reflected upon the water

NGOs welcome the EU Ombudswoman’s finding that the EU Commission committed maladministration in rolling back key environmental and human rights protections – marking a major milestone for transparency, democracy, human and environmental rights.

Read articleEU watchdog slams Commission’s undemocratic environmental rollbacks

Majority of governments call for historic strengthened action across climate, nature and land to address climate and biodiversity crises – but agreed texts fall short of reflecting the ambition and momentum of Belém.

Read articleNature at the Heart of UN Climate Conference COP30 
Far Eastern Curlew bird in wetland

At a time when the Philippines has faced powerful typhoons, a new project to protect and improve wetlands provides hope and resilience for both birds and communities.

Read articleCommitments to wetlands in the Philippines bring hope for migratory birds
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