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Centre-right EPP group significantly waters down EU Deforestation Regulation

Read articlePress Release: EU guts and delays forest protection law - area the size of Moscow at risk of destruction  

Wildfires, floods, and severe storms are no longer rare—they’re regular reminders of how climate change is impacting every corner of the planet. With COP29 kicking off in Baku, Azerbaijan, BirdLife International is urging global leaders to act on this opportunity to address the climate crisis in a way that supports both people and nature.

Read articleWhy COP29 is a Critical Moment for Climate and Nature

Xavi Bou's collection of innovative photos depicting birds in flight is a beautiful and revealing study on the nature of flight itself.

Read articleBook review: Ornithographies by Xavi Bou 

Eswatini is home to five species of vultures, all of which are classified as Endangered or Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List.

Read articleEswatini Takes Bold Step to Combat Lead Poisoning in Vultures

Despite the positive “buzz” and numerous calls to action governments did not come to Cali ready to move at the pace and ambition needed. The outcomes may be underwhelming, but it is not too late. At BirdLife, we remain dedicated to delivering outcomes for nature, climate and people.

Read articleBiodiversity Conference in Colombia suspended after two landmark achievements

Over 3700 people representing 85 countries united to send a message of hope to the delegates at Biodiversity COP16. Their words were a crucial reminder to delegates during the negotiations and inspired us all to keep fighting for nature.

Read articleThousands of people united in hope and commitment to urge action at Biodiversity COP16

Vera Voronova, Executive Director of ACBK, has been awarded the 2024 Midori Prize for Biodiversity for her outstanding contributions to conservation in Kazakhstan, celebrated by Princess Takamado and the global BirdLife community.

Read articleLeading with Vision: Vera Voronova Honoured with MIDORI Prize

As the UN Biodiversity Conference in Colombia enters its final days of negotiations, new IUCN Red List update reclassifies 16 shorebird species to higher threat categories.

Read articlePress Release: New report reveals plummeting migratory shorebird populations globally

Global Bird Weekend hit an amazing milestone – with a new world record set of 7,800 bird species seen by participants around the world in a 24-hour‑period.

Read articleA Record-Breaking Global Bird Weekend

A newly published study highlights the achievements of BirdLife’s Seabird Tracking Database – a monumental database of seabird movements and a beacon of collaborative efforts.

Read articleCelebrating 20 years of marine conservation collaboration and success through the BirdLife Seabird Tracking Database

What would it take to restore hope that the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) can achieve real action to save nature and people worldwide? Here are our 5 measures of success.

Read article5 measures of success for Biodiversity COP16

In our joint briefing paper called Smart Implementation of the European Green Deal, we highlight the critical need for effective enforcement of environmental, health, and social regulations.

Read articleBriefing: Smart Implementation of the European Green Deal
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