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Today, we welcome the 124th organisation to join the BirdLife International family which is now active in 119 countries and territories around the world!
As the nature and climate crises worsen and their impacts increasingly affect people’s lives, it is hard not to feel that the world is moving in the wrong direction.
The restoration of Lemnos’ seascape could help preserving many marine species, like the Yelkouan Shearwater.
The new International single Species Action Plan (SAP) for the conservation of the Audouin’s Gull has officially been adopted and offers a path to recovery of the population.
This month marks the 60th International Waterbird Census (IWC), one of the world’s longest-running site-based bird monitoring programmes. This collaborative global effort continues to generate essential data that underpins effective conservation around the world.
A new NGO-led evaluation finds that implementation of the Nature Restoration Law (NRL) is underway in most Member States, marking a crucial first step towards repairing Europe’s degraded ecosystems. With National Restoration Plans (NRPs)[1] taking shape across the EU, success now hinges on political leadership, proper resourcing and broad stakeholder backing.
The Snowy Owl has been declared Regionally Extinct in Sweden. For the first time in 20 years, the country has officially lost a bird species.
On 16 December, the EU Commission will propose to water down laws that control the use of pesticides. This means even more widespread toxic chemicals in our food, our water, and our air.
EU law-dismantling proposals mark a dangerous turn toward weaker rules and increased public health risks.
The ongoing “simplification” drive risks setting back nature protection by decades and fails to safeguard us from the climate crisis.
As 2025 comes to a close, we reflect on everything our Partnership and supporters have accomplished and want to thank all who have made these achievements possible.
Cites CoP20 delivers major outcomes for international bird conservation, strengthening protections for hornbills, vultures and threatened songbird species worldwide.
