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In the far north of Misiones, within the Atlantic Forest, the municipality of Comandante Andresito has become a benchmark for how conservation can emerge from the local level.

Read articleComandante Andresito: a corridor between forest, community, and local policies in Argentina

Through our work and our local partner in Paraguay, Guyra Paraguay, the reserve has been officially confirmed as a Key Biodiversity Area (KBA), a global recognition that strengthens its legal and institutional safeguards.

Read articleSan Rafael: Paraguay’s Living Stronghold for the Atlantic Forest

The European Parliament just voted to ban 29 ‘meat-like’ terms for plant-based foods, including words like bacon, chicken and beef. The Members of Parliament voted to go beyond the Commissions’ proposal, also banning the coupling of plant-based foods with everyday terms such as sausage, burger, and even eggs, following the proposal of the EU Parliament’s Agriculture Committee.

Read articlePress release: European Parliament votes: a burger can’t be a burger anymore
Far Eastern Curlews © Getbol World Heritage Promotion Team

Last month, governments and conservation groups met at the World Coastal Forum in Yancheng, China to address safeguards for coastlines globally.

Read articleCoastal Conservation Protects Millions of Migratory Birds

In the second instalment of our interview series, BirdLife’s Dr Poshendra Satyal tells us why a diversity of voices is critical for achieving social justice and effective conservation.

Read articleMixed Flock: Dr Poshendra Satyal

The latest Global Flyway Initiative aims to save critical bird habitats and link three continents across the African-Eurasian Flyway

Read articleWorld Bank and BirdLife International launch historic conservation push

Today, we pay tribute to conservation hero Dame Jane Goodall (1934‑2025).

Read articleIn tribute to Dame Jane Goodall, a conservation legend

Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado's visit to Miyake-jima Island revealed incredible birds.

Read articleThe birds encountered on Miyake-jima Island

The EU Commission is planning to merge the LIFE Programme into larger funds, raising concerns about the future of nature and climate action.

Read articleThe future of LIFE: What’s at stake in the next EU budget

As cities get louder, wildlife is learning to keep up. Great Tits - like many other urban birds - have adjusted their songs to cut through the noise of human life.

Read articleThe ultimate urban singer: the Great Tit

On World Rivers Day, we celebrate the essential role of the world’s waterways and acknowledge the important roles they play.

Read articleCelebrating World Rivers Day

In 2025, our Ukrainian Partner, the Ukrainian Society for the Protection of Birds (USPB), marks its 30th anniversary. For three decades, USPB has worked with unwavering commitment to protect Ukraine’s birds and their habitats.

Read article30 years of conservation: Celebrating our Ukrainian Partner’s legacy
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