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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

Reflecting on the nature of the seasons, HIH Princess Takamado explores the theme of birds in snow with her photos.

Read articleBirds in Snow!

As we mark World Wetlands Day 2025 under the theme "Protecting Wetlands for Our Common Future," we shine a spotlight on these vital landscapes and their role in securing a future where both people and nature thrive.

Read articleProtecting wetlands for our common future: A lifeline for birds and people 

Despite its recognition as a Key Biodiversity Area (KBA), Yala Samp faces mounting threats from land grabs, encroachment, and habitat destruction, placing its biodiversity at grave risk.

Read articleA community’s fight to save its lifeline: Yala Swamp

Recognized as an Important Bird Area (IBA), Lake Nasser serves as a crucial stopover and wintering site for numerous migratory birds.

Read articleEcotourism offers potential for conservation and livelihoods in Egypt’s Lake Nasser

Chia Lagoon covers 17 square kilometers and supports diverse ecosystems.

Read articleConserving Malawi’s Chia Lagoon through a Community-led Approach

Birds and snakes share a variety of connections shaped by mimicry, predation, and survival. As we celebrate the Year of the Wood Snake, we explore their fascinating interactions in nature.

Read articleBirds and Snakes: Mimicry, Predation, and Survival 
Mikkel Larsen

Today, we recognise the extraordinary efforts of a true advocate for our planet, Mikkel Larsen, who tragically passed away last week.

Read articleGoodbye to Mikkel Larsen – a board member of BirdLife Asia
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