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Audubon, one of the two BirdLife Partners in the United States, has announced the appointment of Dr. Elizabeth Gray as their new CEO.

Read articleAudubon announces new CEO

After more than three years of co-decision processes where the European Council, Commission, and Parliament worked on the new the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the legislative process is finally coming to a close. The European Parliament is set to vote to approve the CAP on the 23th of November and the Council early in December.

Read articleCAP Strategic Plans: New assessment shows Member States fall short of saving nature
A Sei Whale spotted off the coast of the Falklands Islands © Caroline Weir / Falklands Conservation

Massive but mysterious: for decades, little was known about the Sei Whale. But thanks to ground-breaking research, the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) have now been declared a Key Biodiversity Area based on their status as a vital habitat for the species.

Read articlePioneering research into mysterious Sei Whale uncovers Falklands hotspot

BirdLife CEO, Patricia Zurita, announces the exciting arrival yesterday of our new Chief Development Officer, E.J. McAdams.

Read articleBirdLife flock has a new Chief Development Officer

On the 23th of November, the European Parliament is set to approve the final deal on the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) agreed on in June 2021. It shouldn’t.

Read articleVoting down the Earth

A new study on breeding birds in the EU shows one out of every six birds over nearly a 40 -year period has been lost. Overall, we have lost around 600 million breeding birds in the EU since 1980.

Read articleNew report reveals huge declines in Europe’s birds

The Low Impact Fishers of Europe and environmental NGOs ClientEarth, BirdLife and WWF call on EU countries to stop funding destructive industrial fishing with EU taxpayers’ money.

Read articleFishers and NGOs urge EU countries to stop funding destructive fishing with public money
One of OTOP’s nature reserves, where grazing with Polish konik (a horse breed well adapted to living in wet environments) helps to shape habitat for birds © Tomasz Wilk (OTOP)

They started out as three staff in a rented room, and have become a national institution with the country’s biggest citizen science database. Read about the journey of our Polish Partner OTOP, from hatchling to fully-fledged conservation organisation.

Read articleCelebrating the achievements of our Polish Partner OTOP on their 30th birthday

A day after the official end of the COP26 global climate negotiations and with an agreement hanging in the balance until the final minutes, the UK Presidency brought down the gavel to adopt the Glasgow Climate Pact, the most important new agreement on climate since the Paris Agreement of 2015.

Read articleGlasgow Climate Pact just about keeps 1.5 alive; Nature is finally recognised as key to fighting the climate crisis

Patricia Zurita, CEO of BirdLife International issued the following statement on the current draft text coming out of the Glasgow Climate COP:

Read articleBreaking: latest COP26 draft fails us

November 17th is Robin Redbreast Day in 2022 – what, you say? Never heard of it. Well, mark your calendars from now on, as this special day helps BirdLife International and her partners in saving birds and their habitats, with a special focus on raising awareness about keeping common birds common.

Read articleGive a voice to the birds with Robin Redbreast On 2023 November 16th - Robin Redbreast Day

Spotted by BirdLife in Thailand: an exciting new project that aims to turn around the declines of one of the world’s rarest – and most intriguing – shorebirds

Read articleSpotted Greenshank: on the upturn
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