Africa’s forest hornbills face growing threats from unregulated trade and habitat loss. A new CITES proposal approved today ...

When we establish safe havens for threatened bird species can create new sustainable livelihoods, improve access to food and ...

In Japanese, the kanji for “koyo”, meaning the colours of autumn leaves, is the same as the kanji for “momiji”, referring to ...

Majority of governments call for historic strengthened action across climate, nature and land to address climate and ...

BirdLife Europe & Central Asia works to conserve birds and biodiversity by focusing on species, sites and habitats, ecological sustainability and engagement of people. Based in Brussels, we are ...

BirdLife Europe & Central Asia has an international team of permanent staff responsible for conservation, science, policy, advocacy, capacity building, fundraising, communications, finance and ...

At a time when the Philippines has faced powerful typhoons, a new project to protect and improve wetlands provides hope and resilience for both birds and communities.

Until 31 December, every gift you give will be matched and doubled - helping protect species that are fighting for survival.

The European Environment Agency warned against reflex lawmaking in its 2022 report (updated in April 2023), confirming that landmark agri-environmental policies ‘should not be undermined by ...

The Forest Impact Accelerator empowers national conservation organisations and local communities to bridge the gap between conservation and capital, enabling the protection, conservation, and ...