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For 15 years, the African Site Casework on Emerging Threats Taskforce (ASCET) has safeguarded 35 major sites from damaging developments across the continent.
A new grant from the Ecological Restoration Fund will support critical conservation efforts at key sites along the African-Eurasian Flyway.
In this series, we meet conservationists to learn more about their vital work right along the world's migratory flyways.
With her work with vultures at the forefront of her experience, BirdLife’s Lovelater Sebele explains why conservation should be inclusive and must not exclude marginalised groups.
On International Day of Forests, we highlight the importance of forests and highlight some of our Partners’ conservation efforts across Africa.
In this new series, we’ll meet conservationists to learn more about their vital work right along the world's migratory flyways.
In Kenya’s Tana Delta, something remarkable is happening. The usual searing afternoon heat has given way to frequent cool showers and drizzles. Where air once carried the scent of baked earth and dust, it now brings the refreshing smell of damp soil.
This World Wetlands Day, we celebrate the theme, ‘Wetlands and traditional knowledge: celebrating cultural heritage.’ As wetlands disappear, birds, livelihoods and knowledge are at risk. Across the BirdLife Partnership, we work with communities worldwide to protect wetlands for people and nature.
Seventy-three kilometers from the city of Forécariah, in southwestern Guinea, lies Benty, at the confluence of the Melakore River and the Atlantic Ocean. This is where a discreet, vast, and fragile territory is located: the Melakore estuary.
