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We hope your summer was restful, filled with long walks in nature and a welcome break from Brussels politics. But the fires, heatwaves, and floods that ravaged Europe over summer were a stark reminder of the cost of ignoring the nature and climate crises.
European Commission receives an outpouring of support for nature from concerned citizens
The Nature Restoration Law promises a greener Europe, but laws alone can’t restore ecosystems. Real change depends on people. Our new Guidance, 'Just and Effective Engagement in Landscape Restoration in Europe', offers recommendations on how inclusive collaboration and long-term trust can restore landscapes where both nature and communities thrive.
After more than 20 years, the Critically Endangered Jerdon's Courser has been documented again.
The European Union has promised to make its laws simpler and reduce red tape for businesses. But environmental protections could be weakened if rules are rushed, watered down, or changed without proper consultation
This International Vulture Awareness Day, we celebrate these vital birds, our ongoing efforts to conserve them and identify the work that still needs to be done for the world’s most efficient scavengers.
Six out of 11 African vulture species face extinction, with some populations declining by 97% over 50 years. Poisoning accounts for over 60% of deaths across the continent. Yet, vultures provide ecosystem services worth US$1.8 billion annually in Southern Africa alone
In a milestone moment, Aves Argentinas and its president, Juan María Raggio, were celebrated by the Buenos Aires Legislature for their decades of leadership in bird conservation and environmental education.
A European Roller's extraordinary journey from South Africa to China demonstrates the power of birds and migration to connect us, along with teaching us about their needs along the world’s Global Flyways.
A controversial soda ash mining project at Lake Natron, Tanzania has been stopped, safeguarding one of the world’s most important breeding site for Lesser Flamingos.
Every spring and autumn, millions of birds cross the Strait of Messina, a narrow channel between Sicily and mainland Italy that forms one of Europe’s most important migration bottlenecks.
In a historic move at a crucial time for nature, England, Scotland, and Wales have announced a ban on toxic lead ammunition in outdoor shooting, marking a turning point in the fight to protect wildlife from lead poisoning.
