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11 Jan 2011
CONSERVATION SCIENCE REPORTS
By Rory Mccann
4 Publications, 2 Available to Buy, 2 Free to Download These publications focus on the world’s most threatened birds and how best to conserve them. This series of publications include: ‘The State of the World’s Birds’, ‘Critically Endangered Birds: A Global Audit’, ‘Saving Asia’s Threatened Birds: A Guide for Government and Civil Society’ and ‘Threatened Birds of the World’. To view the Conservation Science Reports, click here To view all BirdLife publications, click here
Climate change is already beginning to profoundly impact bird populations across the world. Find out which birds we fought for at this week’s Global Climate Strike, and why it’s so important to speak out for nature and...
Seabirds have an exploratory adolescent phase, often looking for food in ocean areas quite different to breeding adults. A new collaborative BirdLife study warns that current seabird protection measures should not...
Bird Island is the place to be! Home to four out of the world’s 22 albatross species, each with their own varied breeding cycle, but at the start of the year it is go go go for the black browed albatross. We'd like to...
We are delighted to announce the winners of the 2020 Conservation Leadership Programme Team Awards. This year's award-winning projects will help make great strides towards saving a wide diversity of threatened species...
Conservation projects can’t work unless everyone in the local community is involved. But at the moment, many women are being left out. Our CEPF project in East Africa shares some simple steps on how to welcome women...
The pampas grasslands are one of South America’s most iconic landscapes – but less than half of them remain. Because of this, the Saffron-cowled Blackbird was moved to Endangered in the latest Red List update. Could a...
The Canada Warbler migrates more than 10,000 kilometres a year, from Canada and the United States to the forests of South America. Find out how our Colombian Partner is using a local grassroots approach to support an...
What started out as a mission to save tree kangaroos has transformed the lives of over 13,000 people and boosted the conservation of some of Papua New Guinea’s most biodiverse and globally important rainforests.
