Species
Conservation Efforts Along Colombia's Pacific Coast Protect Migratory Birds and Communities
A biologist with Asociación Calidris shares her work in protecting mangrove forests and migratory birds along Colombia's Pacific coast.
Species
Conservation Efforts Along Colombia's Pacific Coast Protect Migratory Birds and Communities
A biologist with Asociación Calidris shares her work in protecting mangrove forests and migratory birds along Colombia's Pacific coast.
Species
Romanian Actress Dana Rogoz Becomes Ambassador for Bison Conservation in Southern Carpathians
Dana Rogoz, a well-known Romanian actress, has become an ambassador for the conservation of European bison in the Southern Carpathians. She recently spent five days exploring the rewilding landscape and learning about the efforts to restore the species and support local communities.
Recording & monitoring
Bear Census Highlights Value of Coexistence Corridors in Central Apennines
A recent census has revealed encouraging signs for the endangered Marsican brown bear, with the population showing signs of expansion beyond its historic stronghold in Italy's Central Apennines.
Status & threats
Brock Makes a Move
A recent study suggests that the Common Sandpiper's breeding habits are changing in response to environmental factors.
Return & recovery
Birds in the Rain: Understanding the Impact of Rain on Bird Migration
A recent study by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) has shed light on the effects of rain on bird migration patterns.
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Romanian Actress Dana Rogoz Becomes Ambassador for Bison Conservation in Southern Carpathians
Dana Rogoz, a well-known Romanian actress, has become an ambassador for the conservation of European bison in the Southern Carpathians. She recently spent five days exploring the rewilding landscape and learning about the efforts to restore the species and support local communities.
Bear Census Highlights Value of Coexistence Corridors in Central Apennines
A recent census has revealed encouraging signs for the endangered Marsican brown bear, with the population showing signs of expansion beyond its historic stronghold in Italy's Central Apennines.
Brock Makes a Move
A recent study suggests that the Common Sandpiper's breeding habits are changing in response to environmental factors.
Birds in the Rain: Understanding the Impact of Rain on Bird Migration
A recent study by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) has shed light on the effects of rain on bird migration patterns.
Cameroon Recall for Crispin
A bird tracking project in Cameroon has led to the recall of a bird named Crispin.
British Ornithologists Depart Mali After Research Project Completion
A team of British ornithologists has left Mali after completing a research project in the West African country.
Building Invisible Walls: A Natural Approach to Conservation
SPEA, a Portuguese conservation organisation, has pioneered the use of natural engineering to create structures that work with ecosystems rather than against them.
Conservation Efforts: A Framework for SPA Boundary Extensions in the UK
A new report proposes a structured decision-support framework to inform SPA boundary extensions in the UK, prioritizing areas based on connectivity, abundance, and frequency of use.
BTO Youth Hosts 'Birds, Butterflies & More' Event in Harrogate
Join BTO Youth for a free event in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, where participants can learn about bird watching and citizen science.
Autumn Birding in Dungannon
Join a free birdwatching event in Dungannon to practice wader and waterbird identification and learn about the Wetland Bird Survey.
Wetland Bird Identification Practice Session in Appin
BTO Scotland is hosting a free beginner-friendly training session on wader and waterbird identification in Port Appin, offering participants the chance to develop key skills and learn about the Wetland Bird Survey.
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