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On 18th February, an embankment that stores wastewater from copper mining operations broke, releasing more than 50 million liters of waste into Mwambashi River, a tributary of the Kafue River, a major tributary to the Zambezi and the largest and longest river lying entirely within Zambia

Read articleEnvironmental disaster unfolds in Zambia

BirdLife is among 29 organisations proposing a more consistent implementation of the ‘Do No Significant Harm’ (DNHS) principle in the next EU budget.

Read articleJoint statement: Creating a simpler and more focused EU budget

After three days of long discussions, a breakthrough finally came on the last day of CBD COP16.2 with the adoption of a plan for financing biodiversity protection. Whilst there is ample cause for celebration at this result, we must now look forward to the next steps.

Read articleRenewed hope for biodiversity - governments agree crucial steps to fund and monitor global goals to protect nature

As Brazil prepares to host COP30, we celebrate 20 years of SAVE Brasil and its dedication to conserving the country’s extraordinary wildlife, proving the power of local action for global biodiversity.

Read articleSAVE Brasil: 20 Years of Dedication to Environmental Conservation

EU Commission proposes ban on lead ammunition and fishing weights, but loopholes remain.

Read articlePress release: Europe moves towards ending lead poisoning

New report estimates that vultures in the region provide US $ 1.8 billion worth of ecosystem services annually.

Read articlePress Release: Value of Ecosystem Services provided by Vultures in Southern Africa Revealed 

Commissioner Hansen ignores outcomes of Strategic Dialogue and opts to maintain status quo

Read articlePress release: EU Agriculture Vision goes rogue

Every meal we eat has a cost - not just to our wallets, but to our health, our planet, and our future. Right now, that cost is staggering.

Read articleOpinion: Food, farming and our future – why Europe must lead the way

Read on to discover the stories of some of our incredible women in science.

Read articleCelebrating the remarkable women within the BirdLife Partnership (Part 1)

Read on to discover the stories of some of our incredible women in science.

Read articleCelebrating the remarkable women within the BirdLife Partnership (Part 2)

A new study by BirdLife Greece shows that climate change is making bird migration more dangerous

Read articleFlying into danger: how climate change threatens migratory birds 

Eco-schemes under the Common Agricultural Policy fall short as effective measures for nature are neglected.

Read articleNew report: Member States fail to make EU agriculture more sustainable
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