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Ukraine, BirdLife, Belarus

All BirdLife Partners in countries bordering the war zone are doing what they can to support fleeing USPB staff and their family members or to help those that must or desire to stay in Ukraine. 

Read articleFlocking Together - BirdLife launches Ukraine appeal

Live from the UN biodiversity meetings in Geneva, the BirdLife policy team urgently calls for governments to raise ambition and act for people and planet by calling for a ‘nature-positive’ world by 2030

Read articleTime is running out: organisations demand greater ambition at UN Biodiversity talks now

Today, the European Commission postponed its highly anticipated proposal for an EU Nature Restoration Law without setting a new publication date.

Read articlePress release: EU Commission plays into hands of anti-nature lobbies, ignores citizens

In Senegal, a new project on participatory ecology and community resilience to climate change will contribute to restoring the biodiversity of a wetland of international importance, and improve people’s livelihoods.

Read articleHow to make the most of Typha weed, an invasive plant in Senegal

Around the world, millions of people depend on forests for their livelihoods and survival. On the International Day of Forests, we explore how sustainable forest management is key to protecting forests whilst ensuring that communities can benefit from forest resources for generations to come.

Read articleHow sustainable teak timber production is benefiting Indonesian forest

March 21st is the International Day of Forests, and while this day is meant to celebrate our wonderful terrestrial ecosystems, we might not have any forests left worth celebrating in the near future.

Read articleWhy do our governments continue to burn down our forests?

Read articleAPB/BirdLife Belarus shut down after 24 years of activity

The new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is supposed to support the transition towards more sustainable agriculture, putting the climate and biodiversity crises at its core. The CAP strategic plans (CSPs) were supposed to be the tools to put this practice, but our latest assessment shows it is far from it.

Read articleBirdLife on the CAP strategic plans: Transition to sustainable agriculture nowhere to be found

An exciting new initiative is building the skills and expertise of six BirdLife Partners while providing sustainable livelihoods for local people.

Read articleAfrievolve: strengthening local organisations in East and West Africa

The world’s countries are currently negotiating a new agreement to protect marine life and govern impacts of activities in the high seas. These discussions will define the future of a vast stretch of ocean previously seen by many as ‘out of sight, out of mind’.

Read articleNew high seas treaty to fill vital gap in ocean protection

Birdwatching isn’t just great fun – it also plays an important role in scientific research and public engagement. Here’s everything you need to know about citizen science and how you can take part.

Read articleAnyone can be a citizen scientist!

More than 85 NGOs are calling on the European Union to not derail the EU Farm to Fork and Biodiversity Strategies on the false claim that European food security is threatened by the current Russia-Ukraine war

Read articleJoint open letter: EU food supply and solidarity response to the war in Ukraine
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