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AboutBirdLife Africa

Overview

BirdLife Africa Division is one of the six regional offices of BirdLife International, a global Partnership of over 115 autonomous, national non-governmental conservation organisations, covering all continents, landscapes and seascapes.

The BirdLife Africa Partnership is a growing network of 27 such organisations, with a combined total of more than 500 staff and 87,000 members. Through projects, BirdLife Africa is active in a further 15 countries, hence overall working in a total of 39 countries.

Our Mission is to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people toward sustainability in the use of natural resources.

To support our partners and to successfully advance our ambitious nature conservation goals for the continent, BirdLife Africa is comprised of an international team of experts in conservation, science, policy, advocacy, capacity building, fundraising, communications, finance and administration.

Our activities

Through our unique local to global approach and the strength of our partnership, BirdLife Africa delivers long-term conservation solutions for the benefit of nature and people, all driven by scientific research. Our science is used to set priorities, inform action on the ground, and shape policy and advocacy.

Newsletters

Newsletter 10 – December 2023 ENG | FR

Newsletter 9 – October 2023 ENG | FR

Newsletter 8 – April 2023 ENG | FR

Newsletter 7 – September 2022 EN | FR

Newsletter 6 – May 2022 EN | FR 

Newsletter 5 – December 2021 EN | FR 

Newsletter 4 – June 2021 EN | FR 

Newsletter 3 – December 2020 EN | FR 

Newsletter 2 – May 2020 EN | FR 

Newsletter 1 – January 2020 EN 

Annual Reports

Annual report 2022 EN | FR

Annual report 2021 EN | FR 

Annual report 2020 EN | FR

Sources of income

BirdLife Africa work is made possible with support from donors, including governments, foundations, companies, individuals and other NGOs, counting BirdLife Partners. We wish to thank all who continue to make our conservation successes possible including, but not limited to:

Aage V. Jensen Charity Foundation | A.G. Leventis Foundation and Tasso Leventis Foundation | BAND Foundation | Biodiversity and Protected Area Management Programme (BIOPAMA) | Cambridge Conservation Initiative Collaborative Fund for Conservation | Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) | French Fund for the Environment (FFEM) Fund | German Government, Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety | Global Environment Facility (GEF) | European Union | Hempel Foundation | Pamela and Neville Isdell and Cara Isdell-Lee | The Isdell Family Foundation | IUCN Save Our Species | John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation | MAVA, Fondation Pour La Nature | NABU – Naturschutzbund Deutschland | Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation | Rainforest Trust | Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) | Ricoh| Government of the United Kingdom, Darwin Initiative | United States Fish and Wildlife Service | Vogelbescherming Nederland | The Waterloo Foundation