An updated version of the first unified global checklist of the world’s bird species is available now, with annual revisions ...

The first global review of the world’s biodiversity goals will take place in Yerevan, Armenia, this October. We will bring ...

The African Bird Club (ABC) has passed a major conservation milestone, providing £755,241 in grants for bird conservation ...

The recent bird massacre in Malta is an urgent reminder that laws on hunting protected species should be reinforced and not ...

Just now, the European Parliament have voted to let the ban on lead gunshot go ahead, ending years of debate on one of Europe’s most persistent forms of chemical pollution. Due to its extreme toxicity ...

28 BirdLife Partners took part in the biggest European bird count, hosting 927 events across Europe and Central Asia. More than 23.000 birdwatchers spotted 4.8 million birds on their autumn migration ...

Migratory birds connect landscapes, countries, and even continents through their incredible long-distance journeys. As they travel to and from their breeding grounds every year, birds use routes known ...

BirdLife International today launched the State of the World’s Birds report at the Global Flyways Summit, co-hosted by Nature Kenya. Published every four years, this is the first edition focused ...

There are places where finding a single bird can change what we know about an entire species. In the forests of São Tomé, a small island rising from the Gulf of Guinea, that possibility is very real.

The African-Eurasian Flyway is a spectacular migratory bird superhighway, acting as a vital link between the cultures, landscapes, and people of Africa, Europe, and Central Asia. Stretching from the ...