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We’re the only global Partnership conserving birds and all life on our planet. We exist to give one voice to nature, and to unite and strengthen conservation across borders.

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We’re a global family of 124 national Partners covering all continents, landscapes and seascapes.

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EU Member States not supporting the Nature Restoration Law are at odds with public opinion. This is the result of a poll conducted in the Netherlands, Finland, Hungary, Italy, Poland, and Sweden, which shows that three out of four citizens are in favour of the legislation, as pressure mounts on Member States to adopt the long-awaited law.

Read articlePress release: Nature Restoration Law supported by 75% of citizens in countries not backing the law

Nature Kenya is working with local communities to restore forests across Kenya through the Community Forest Associations (CFA) model.

Read articleTaking action to conserve Kenya’s forests

In Rwanda, Nature Rwanda and BirdLife International are working with local communities to restore degraded landscapes, while enhancing climate resilience.

Read articleRestoring degraded landscapes for a sustainable future in Rwanda

BirdLife and Heidelberg Materials renew their long-standing partnership to expand their restoration work in quarries globally.

Read articleTurning cement into luscious wetlands

In the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, a group of passionate conservation organizations came together with a common goal—to protect and conserve the endangered sea turtles that graced their shores, supported by BirdLife and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF).

Read articleSafeguarding Ancient Mariners: The Imperative of Sea Turtle Conservation in the Mediterranean Hotspot

The European Commission just published a proposal to make legislative changes to the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP), allegedly responding to farmers’ concerns and aiming to reduce administrative burden they face. In reality, this proposal is far from a real solution to the challenges that most farmers encounter. Instead, it is a frontal attack on the environmental elements of the CAP, which are already the bare minimum to tackle the pressing nature and climate emergencies.

Read articlePress Release: Commission crushes CAP’s green promise, gambling with our food security 

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