Straddling the borders of Albania and Montenegro, Lake Skadar is a breathtaking natural wonder. Its waters and wetlands are home to a rich array of wildlife, including 281 bird species and 49 fish species, including the majestic Dalmatian Pelican and the graceful Whiskered Tern.

Tucked away in the Caucasus region, the Yeghegis Valley harbours a stunning array of globally and regionally threatened species, including elusive predators like the Persian Leopard, wildcats and lynx, as well as the endangered Armenian Mouflon—of which fewer than 200 individuals remain in Armenia.

Stretching across sweeping grasslands, arid and riparian forests, the steppes of southeastern Georgia are a last refuge for ​​​​endangered species like the Goitered Gazelle, ​Eurasian Lynx, ​and countless birds of prey. Even the elusive Caucasian Leopard has been spotted here, raising hopes of its return to the region. The ​Iori Plateau ​supports traditional semi-nomadic shepherd communities, whose way of life has been intertwined with the land for generations.

Nestled in northwestern Georgia, the Racha region and the Likhi Ridge form part of the Caucasus Mountains and are home to an extraordinary array of plants and animals, including the endemic East Caucasian tur, Caucasian black grouse, and Caucasian snowcock. Around 8,000 people live in this mountainous region, carrying on rich traditions deeply tied to the land.

Aves Argentinas works to support more than 1000 species of wild birds and their habitats through projects and actions for conservation, research, education and outreach, carried out together with researchers, technicians, a wide network of volunteers and more than 80 Bird Watchers’ Clubs.

The Bahamas National Trust are the caretakers, protectors, and voice of The Bahamas’ most precious natural resource, its unique and diverse national park system.

For over sixty years, the BNT has led conservation efforts in The Bahamas through robust educational initiatives, impactful scientific research, and award-winning national park management.

Belize Audubon Society (BAS) is a non-governmental, membership-based organization dedicated to the sustainable management of Belize’s natural resources through leadership and strategic partnerships with stakeholders for the benefit of people and the environment. Established in 1969, BAS is the oldest conservation organization in Belize, with significant experience in successful protected area management, managing seven protected areas, approximately 180,000 acres of the National Protected Areas System.

Asociacion Armonia is a not for profit Bolivian organisation dedicated to the conservation of birds and their natural habitats whose principal objective is to prevent the extinction of any bird species in Bolivian territory. The conservation actions carried out by the association are prioritised based on scientific studies and carried out in collaboration with local communities, respecting their culture and wisdom. Asociacion Armonia is a BirdLife International partner, a worldwide network of organisations dedicated to the conservation of birds.

SAVE Brasil has been working for 15 years dedicated to the conservation of Brazilian birds and nature. Following a participatory approach, we develop and implement conservation strategies and actions with local and national organizations, government agencies, companies, community leaders, researchers and members of civil society. Today we operate in nine Brazilian states, with eight biodiversity conservation projects and one people engagement project.