In the dense, mist-shrouded forests of São Tomé and Príncipe, a volcanic archipelago in the Gulf … Global Birdfair provides US$150,000 to save three critically endangered bird species in São Tomé and PríncipeRead more
Wildlife Protection
Nairobi Flyways Declaration Marks a New Era for Global Migratory Bird Conservation as Populations Face Unprecedented Decline
The global conservation community converged in Nairobi, Kenya, on 11 September 2026, for the Global Flyways … Nairobi Flyways Declaration Marks a New Era for Global Migratory Bird Conservation as Populations Face Unprecedented DeclineRead more
A New Era for Migratory Species as the Global Flyways Summit Concludes in Nairobi
The international conservation community has concluded a landmark week in Nairobi, Kenya, marking a significant turning … A New Era for Migratory Species as the Global Flyways Summit Concludes in NairobiRead more
The Proposed Messina Strait Bridge Threatens a Critical Global Migratory Corridor and Challenges International Conservation Law
The Italian government stands on the precipice of finalizing the approval for a massive suspension bridge … The Proposed Messina Strait Bridge Threatens a Critical Global Migratory Corridor and Challenges International Conservation LawRead more
Press release: EU is on track to ban lead in fishing tackle
In a landmark development for hemispheric biodiversity, BirdLife International, the National Audubon Society, and CAF—Development Bank … Press release: EU is on track to ban lead in fishing tackleRead more
Feeding the Future: Why Transforming the Global Food System is Essential for Planetary Survival
The natural world is currently undergoing a period of profound and rapid transformation, driven primarily by … Feeding the Future: Why Transforming the Global Food System is Essential for Planetary SurvivalRead more
Voices of the Flyways: Diana Eusse
The Americas Flyway: A Continental Lifeline The Americas Flyway is not a single path but a … Voices of the Flyways: Diana EusseRead more
Engineering with Nature: How the Azores Are Redefining Infrastructure Through Ecological Restoration
The global landscape of civil engineering is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation, shifting away from … Engineering with Nature: How the Azores Are Redefining Infrastructure Through Ecological RestorationRead more
Through the Lens: Princess Takamado’s Photographic Expedition to the Ogasawara Islands Captures the Resilience of Seabirds
The Ogasawara Islands, a remote archipelago situated approximately 1,000 kilometers south of Tokyo, served as the … Through the Lens: Princess Takamado’s Photographic Expedition to the Ogasawara Islands Captures the Resilience of SeabirdsRead more
The Great Knot and the East Asian-Australasian Flyway: Protecting the Vital Coastal Corridors of an Endangered Migrant
The East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF) represents one of the most complex and biologically significant natural infrastructure … The Great Knot and the East Asian-Australasian Flyway: Protecting the Vital Coastal Corridors of an Endangered MigrantRead more
