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A very good tern deserves one other …
In spring 2019, COVID was invisible to you and me - as it lurked and waited for a strike. However, our BirdLife…
Avian genome analysis covers virtually all hen households
Scientists are well on their way to capturing a full genetic portrait of the diversity of the world's…
The pure collapse is about to be invested, "Wildlife Conservation 20"…
BirdLife International, together with 20 of the world's leading nature conservation organizations, has called…
How Balkan botanists saved an endangered oak and planted hundreds extra
The saying "Mighty oaks grow from tiny acorns" is often used in reference to the ambition of…
Shearwater Safety on Land and at Sea: A Robust Partnership to Preserve Two…
LIFE PanPuffinus started in September and this is welcome news for some of the elusive inhabitants of our coasts…
New report from the European Court docket of Auditors on the marine setting:…
The European Court of Auditors has one today new report Explain why the…
Extinct chook’s scythe-shaped beak expands information of avian evolution
A depiction of Falcatakely, a bird that lived 68 million years ago. Art by Mark WittonA well-preserved, nearly…
Report: The usage of the EMFF in Spain between 2014 and 2018
The current European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (2014-2020) aims to make progress towards environmental,…
Rescued saw-whet owl launched from wildlife rehab facility
Rocky, the Northern Saw-whet Owl, rests on a rehabber’s hand before flying off. Video still from Ravensbeard…
Two world information smashed in landmark birding occasion
Two world records were set over the weekend of 17th-18th October during the inaugural Global Bird Weekend – an…