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Environmental groups condemn EU Parliament’s approval to downgrade wolf protection as an attack on nature.

Read articlePress release: Europe turns its back on wolves and on science
Gau Island, Fiji, containing the Gau Highlands KBA and IBA - thought to be where Fiji Petrels nest.

We’re always game for a good round of hide and seek. So we’ve teamed up with National Geographic’s Pristine Seas and our Partner in Fiji, NatureFiji-MareqetiViti, to try to find one of the rarest seabirds in the world, Fiji Petrel.

Read articleSearch underway for Fiji Petrel

The Nile River Basin play a crucial role in supporting the livelihoods of millions through vital ecosystem services.  However, climate change is exerting additional pressures on the growing populations around these wetlands.

Read articleProtecting Wetlands Along the Nile  

For the first time, captive-bred juvenile Hooded Grebes will be released into their natural habitat

Read articleFirst-Ever Release of Captive-Bred Hooded Grebes into the Wild

A new draft plan could trigger widespread culling of Cormorants in Europe.

Read articleMass Cormorants killing proposed by the FAO

BirdLife International lance un nouvel appel à propositions pour de petites subventions en Guinée et en Sierra Leone.

Read articleRenforcement des efforts de conservation en Guinée et en Sierra Leone

BirdLife International launches a new call for proposals for small grants in Guinea and Sierra Leone.

Read articleStrengthening Conservation Efforts in Guinea and Sierra Leone

Scientific evidence drives conservation across the BirdLife Partnership. The launch of our new DataZone website provides unprecedented access to our world-leading bird and nature data.

Read articleIntroducing BirdLife’s new DataZone!
Chestnut-cheeked Startling (Agropsar philippensis) in Japan, taken by HIH Princess Takamado

HIH Princess Takamado shares photos of this charming species at the beginning of the northern hemisphere's spring nesting season.

Read articleChestnut-cheeked Starlings: competing for a nest cavity

The European Commission has announced EU countries may re-open the hunting season for the European Turtle-dove (Streptopelia turtur) in parts of Western Europe if they choose to do so. The reopening follows a three-year hunting pause despite the species’ ongoing decline and weak enforcement of hunting laws.

Read articlePress release: European Commission gives green light to reopen hunting season for Turtle-dove

The EU’s next long-term budget is a pivotal opportunity to enhance funding for biodiversity conservation and restoration, according to a new paper co-authored by WWF, BirdLife Europe, Bankwatch and EuroNatur.

Read articleEU budget shake-up: will nature finally get the funding it deserves?
flock of birds at sunrise

BirdLife's CEO Martin Harper's opinion on Civil Society and Conservation.

Read articleNature Needs Healthy Civil Societies
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