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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.
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.
EU law-dismantling proposals mark a dangerous turn toward weaker rules and increased public health risks.
The ongoing “simplification” drive risks setting back nature protection by decades and fails to safeguard us from the climate crisis.
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.
BirdLife’s Italian Partner LIPU (Lega Italiana Protezione Uccelli) celebrates 60 years of conservation work, and we are celebrating with them. We are looking back at our favourite emblematic Hoopoe and six decades dedicated to safeguarding birds, restoring habitats, and inspiring generations to protect nature.
New Report shows how EU Member States could speed up the energy transition while safeguarding nature.
A recent public opinion poll from NABU shows overwhelming support for the Nature Restoration Law.
Each spring, the skies above Italy’s Strait of Messina transform into a living highway.
On 4-5 October 2025, more than 27.000 people took part in EuroBirdwatch 2025, the largest birdwatching event in Europe.
The European Parliament just voted to ban 29 ‘meat-like’ terms for plant-based foods, including words like bacon, chicken and beef. The Members of Parliament voted to go beyond the Commissions’ proposal, also banning the coupling of plant-based foods with everyday terms such as sausage, burger, and even eggs, following the proposal of the EU Parliament’s Agriculture Committee.
In the second instalment of our interview series, BirdLife’s Dr Poshendra Satyal tells us why a diversity of voices is critical for achieving social justice and effective conservation.