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Chia Lagoon is Malawi’s largest lagoon, spanning 17 square kilometers in the heart of a 989-square-kilometer watershed. It is a haven for biodiversity, home to a diverse range of species.

Read articleEmpowering Women, Empowering Nature: Driving Change Through Conservation and Microenterprise in Malawi

Migrating avocets connect Belgian and Moroccan bird conservationists

Read articleInterview: the hero of resilient wetlands

With over 560 bird species, including nearly 250 migratory ones, Senegal is a critical haven for avian biodiversity.

Read articleIn Senegal, local communities are protecting critical sites while improving their livelihoods

Opening of Nature Seychelles’ Assisted Recovery of Corals (ARC) Facility marks a bold step to securing the future of marine biodiversity.

Read articleNature Seychelles Launches Africa's First Land-Based Coral Aquaculture Facility for Climate Adaptation

The Nile River Basin play a crucial role in supporting the livelihoods of millions through vital ecosystem services.  However, climate change is exerting additional pressures on the growing populations around these wetlands.

Read articleProtecting Wetlands Along the Nile  

BirdLife International lance un nouvel appel à propositions pour de petites subventions en Guinée et en Sierra Leone.

Read articleRenforcement des efforts de conservation en Guinée et en Sierra Leone

BirdLife International launches a new call for proposals for small grants in Guinea and Sierra Leone.

Read articleStrengthening Conservation Efforts in Guinea and Sierra Leone

South African High Court orders 10-year fishing closures to save the Critically Endangered African Penguin from extinction.

Read articleLandmark Court Victory Secures Critical Protection for African Penguins

Dans la région du Haut-Sassandra, au centre-ouest de la Côte d'Ivoire, les femmes deviennent de plus en plus des acteurs clés de la conservation de la biodiversité et de la gestion durable des forêts, transformant non seulement leurs communautés, mais aussi l'approche de la région en matière de gouvernance des ressources naturelles.

Read articleEn Côte d'Ivoire, les femmes jouent un rôle de premier plan dans la conservation des forêts

In the Haut-Sassandra region of west-central Côte d'Ivoire, women are increasingly becoming key players in biodiversity conservation and sustainable forest management, transforming not only their communities, but also the region's approach to natural resource governance.  

Read articleIn Côte d'Ivoire, women lead the charge in forest conservation 

La forêt classée du Mont Béro est de plus en plus soumise à la pression de la déforestation, de l'exploitation forestière illégale et de l'empiètement.

Read articlePromouvoir la conservation des forêts par les communautés en Guinée

Mt Béro classified forest is increasingly under pressure from deforestation, illegal logging, and encroachment.

Read articlePromoting community-led forest conservation in Guinea
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