See our latest Seabird Tracking Database newsletter for system updates + catch up on seabird conservation & tracking news: us2.campaign-archive.com/?u=03d0baba2ba… To get the next edition in your inbox, subscribe here: seabirdtracking.org/news/ #ornithology

🌱This week, the BirdLife delegation is at #UNEA6 pushing for collective action to address the #biodiversity loss and #climatechange crises, stay tuned for more! #ForNature #NatureBasedSolutions Nature Kenya - the EANHS NCF BirdLife International Ken Mwathe Joseph Onoja

What's the latest summary of the State of the World's Birds? See our 2024 update datazone.birdlife.org/2024-annual-up… #BirdLifeScience BirdLife Science BirdLife International

The State of the World's Birds 2024 Annual Update has just been published on the BirdLife Data Zone. It features some of the key developments in bird science and conservation during 2023 from the BirdLife Partnership and beyond. datazone.birdlife.org/2024-annual-up… #BirdLifeScience

🔴African Penguin🐧 populations have dramatically decreased and now the species is in danger of being extinct in the wild by 2035. Help BirdLife South Africa 🇿🇦 and partners turn the tide for this iconic species SANCCOB BirdLife International Here is how 👉 ow.ly/r8Hj50R8clx

Calling all conservation researchers and practitioners – please help us understand the use of ecological connectivity in conservation through this short survey before 26th April! qualtricsxmvl7pzvyfq.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2t…

Have your say! The Globally Threatened Bird Forums are open for this year’s second forum window to inform decisions on possible changes to bird species’ status on the IUCN Red List. Proposed changes to the Red List status of 65 species are currently live. forums.birdlife.org/red-list-chang…

Our Indonesian Partner, Burung Indonesia has just published their annual STATE OF INDONESIA'S BIRDS, including the number of species, taxonomic changes, endemicity and threat status. Read more: burung.org/en/informasi-b…

❗️Seeking input on the Globally Threatened Bird Forums❗️ Discussion topics regarding proposed Red List changes for birds in 2024 are currently live and the deadline for comments is fast approaching. Have your say via the Forums (4 days remaining): 👉 forums.birdlife.org/red-list-chang…

Interested in joining a dynamic team of conservation scientists at the world's largest partnership for nature? We're looking for someone to support the management of extensive datasets on species and important sites for their conservation birdlife.org/careers/biodiv… BirdLife Science

Does conservation work? Our paper by Re:wild shows that it does: a global analysis of 665 trials (incl. several by RSPB Science) found that conservation improved the state of biodiversity or slowed declines in two-thirds of cases BirdLife Science science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Tracked migratory birds are documenting their own deaths along the African-Eurasian flyway. Energy infrastructure, illegal killing & poisoning to blame, outstripping natural mortality causes in tracked raptors, storks & cranes. #Ornithology doi.org/10.1016/j.bioc…

Worrying concentration of casualties in the Iberian Peninsula. Reducing it are major objectives in SEO/BirdLife's strategy and, no doubt, @SPEA´s. BirdLife Europe & Central Asia BirdLife Science BirdLife International

Another great study by BirdLife Science exploring sources of mortality for migratory species, using tracking data. Yet more evidence of negative human impacts on the world's birds I'm afraid...

Very important paper from BirdLife Science The Peregrine Fund and partners.

Final day for comments! Check out link below for commenting on proposals to change species' global IUCN Red List status!

We're looking for someone who has worked on the collation and analysis of tracking data, preferably for seabirds and who is proficient in spatial analysis in R and ArcGIS. Come and join BirdLife International global science team birdlife.org/careers/scienc… BirdLife Science

Last week we said farewell to Mike Crosby who dedicated 35 years of his life to working ⁦BirdLife International⁩. Richard Grimmett presented him with a painting by Richard Johnson of the Pallas’s Warbler he found in Cambridge in 2019.

Wetlands are crucial for all life in Bangladesh💧 They are wildlife habitat, flood protection & a source of natural resources. Through the Regional Flyway Initiative, Asian Development Bank, EAAFP, SCOPE Foundation, BirdLife and the Government of Bangladesh aim to protect these wetlands

Analysis, on a Cambridge Conservation Initiative Collaborative grant, of global trade in birds. GTS = Globally Threatened Species. conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co…