🌍 Africa’s lakes are warming, leading to lower oxygen levels that threaten fish, birds, and communities. Protecting these waters is crucial to our mission to conserve #biodiversity. Read more: ow.ly/MkIv50SVcqP🐟 #ClimateChange #AfricanLakes #Conservation

The loss of India’s vultures may have led to deaths of half a million people.. Read more following the link below 👇🏻

🙌@jamienzherald’s story on why environment NGOs are accusing the Govt of a #WarOnNature nails it: the raft of policy changes is an assault on our environment & why we marched on 8 June. Check out Nicola Toki’s March4Nature speech youtu.be/HxWM0wlkVX0 tinyurl.com/48bx3nm2

Audubon’s work on the ground is bolstered by the lands we steward for wildlife, research, and education. Read about three nature preserves managed by Audubon chapters in Florida established to protect species like the Swainson’s Warbler. bit.ly/46CerBr Audubon Florida

🐺Happy #InternationalWolfDay! 💚 Today we celebrate wolves as vital ecosystem engineers! Their presence helps maintain healthy forests and grasslands, promoting biodiversity in Europe 🌳🐺 Did you know wolves also help keep Europe's rivers healthy? By controlling prey

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🏅The Olympics may be over, but the race to save our birds continues! 🐦 The Arctic Tern, our distance flight champion and the species in our logo, has one of the largest migrations on earth – a round trip from the Arctic to Antarctica. ❄️ But they are projected to lose 20-50%

So, who's excited about Flock to Marion? Share this post if, like me, you cannot wait! BirdLife South Africa 🇿🇦

The next generation of global conservationists! 🌍 The 2024 Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) has announced the 13 award-winning teams of early career conservationists. 🎊 To support their work in protecting some of the world’s most threatened species and habitats, they

The global BirdLife family mourns the loss of Oleg Dudkin, CEO of our Ukrainian Partner birdlife.org/news/2024/08/2…

Isolated for over 160m years, 80% of Madagascar's species are found nowhere else on 🌍 We take a look at how cultural heritage is bound to #forest protection & wildlife #conservation 👇🏽 #forests2follow WCS WCS Madagascar BirdLife International BirdLife Africa bit.ly/46VsMsy

The King of the Mountains! – the Black-necked Crane. 🏔️ With its elegant black neck and striking red crown, the Black-necked Crane, found in the Central Asian Flyway, is a sight to cherish! Native to the Tibetan Plateau and widespread in areas beyond, this species occupies

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Mighty, fierce, and regal! – the Steppe Eagle 🦅 The Steppe Eagle has dark brown plumage with a rufous nape, a yellow beak, and a strikingly large wingspan, sometimes exceeding 2 metres (6.5 feet). Females tend to be slightly larger than males. Steppe Eagles breed primarily in

Europe is in a crucial moment to restore nature. 🌿 Sustainably transforming barren or degraded land into flourishing natural landscapes requires the inclusion of local voices and collaboration with multiple stakeholders. 🌸 BirdLife team is at the European Conference on

BREAKING: 5 seabird species added to UK Red List. 🚨 Climate change, invasive predators, bird flu, and overfishing are pushing populations to the brink. Urgent action is needed - including upholding the sandeel fishing closure in English North Sea & Scottish waters.

Major fires have spread through the world’s only breeding site of the Endangered Zino’s Petrel. 🔥 Endemic to Madeira, Zino’s Petrel was considered extinct until as recently as the late 1960s, when a breeding colony was discovered. They build nests in small burrows above 1,600m

Meet the extroverts of the bird world – the Sociable Lapwing! 🪶 As the name suggests, this species forms large flocks during migration, and while wintering, their flocks can frequently include birds belonging to other species! 🐥 These birds are easily recognisable with their