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As we celebrate Hornbill Week, learn about the behaviours of these beautiful birds, and the ways that they are just like us.
The summer is here, and the seabirds and their parenting skills are put to a test. What are their parenting styles? And is anyone still mama-birding (so 2010)?
Since 2020 the EAFI Small Grants Program has empowered local communities protect vital bird habitats.
Common Swifts spend most of their life in the air. They are in fact the real kings and queens of the skies while they dance their way into our hearts.
Inspirational leader, Oleg Dudkin, of the BirdLife Partner Ukrainian Society for the Protection of Birds (USPB) has died after a long illness. The global BirdLife family sends its love and condolences to his family, friends and USBP colleagues on this sad loss.
Con la participación de 64 actores de 43 instituciones, este evento subrayó la importancia de la colaboración trinacional en la protección y restauración del Bosque Atlántico, uno de los hotspots de biodiversidad más importantes del mundo.
In São Tomé and Príncipe, BirdLife is working with local communities to protect the country's unique biodiversity.
Although often dismissed as lifeless scars on the landscape, quarries hide a surprising secret: they can be thriving havens for amphibians. These industrial sites can actually create unique environments where species like the Natterjack Toad and European Tree Frog find refuge. These landscapes offer the perfect conditions for amphibian lives to flourish.
At the end of July, the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) announced the winners of its 2024 Team Awards. The 13 award-winning teams of early career conservationists are all working to protect some of the world’s most threatened species and habitats.
When wind turbines stop, bird lives can be saved but windfarm operators might fear significant energy production loss. A new report by BirdLife Europe & Central Asia and STRIX shows how nature and industry can coexist without collisions.
In the heart of Europe, in the eastern Slovakian lowland, lies a unique and beautiful wetland known as Hal’s marsh. For millennia, the natural pulse of the lowland Laborec river has carried water from spring floods into this marsh. Covering an area of 23 hectares, Hal's marsh is one of the last and largest natural wetlands in this region of Slovakia.
Birdwatching can be enjoyed by anyone; however, to observe birds, you must first find them... as HIH Princess Takamado, BirdLife International's Patron, explains.