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WEBIf we don’t act fast, many species of birds and the places they depend upon will be lost forever. People are destroying and consuming nature at a devastating rate. Birds are our early warning system. BirdLife International is the …
Birds - BirdLife International
WEBExplore every species of bird in the BirdLife Datazone. The Data Zone is a window into the scientific work of BirdLife International. Browse factsheets detailing our Red List assessments for all the world’s birds and important sites for their conservation, explore interactive dashboards and read 300+ case studies. Datazone.
State of the World’s Birds - BirdLife International
WEBBirdLife’s long-running State of the World’s Birds series brings together and effectively communicates the latest scientific research on the state of the planet, the pressures on nature, and the solutions needed to conserve species and habitats.Our flagship State of the World’s Birds publication gives a global perspective, while our series of national State of the Birds reports provide ...
Migratory birds - BirdLife International
WEBMigratory. birds. Bird migration is one of the great wonders of the natural world. A huge variety of birds make the journey: the tiny Rufous Hummingbird migrates up and down the North American continent, while the Arctic Tern, BirdLife’s emblem, migrates from pole to pole. In fact, roughly one in five bird species migrate.
The Red List - BirdLife International
WEBThe IUCN Red List: identifying the birds that most need our help. Red: a colour of alarm, urgency, passion and energy. For most conservationists, “The Red List” evokes all four of these feelings, perhaps all at once. The Red List tells us which species are most in danger and which to conserve first. It’s also a powerful tool for ...
State of the World’s Birds 2022 paints most concerning picture for ...
WEBSep 28, 2022 · A critical moment for a brighter future. While these findings are no doubt extremely concerning, State of the World’s Birds also highlights the most important solutions for saving nature.This comes at a crucial time as governments prepare for the upcoming Convention on Biological Diversity meeting (CBD COP 15) in December, where the Global Biodiversity Framework – a 10- year strategy for ...
Hummingbird - BirdLife International
WEBThe Bee Hummingbird, found only in Cuba, is the world’s smallest bird. Weighing just 1.6 grams, they are easily mistaken for bees. Their dainty eggs are around 6mm long (around the size of a coffee bean!) and are laid into tiny, cup-shaped nests made of cobwebs and moss. The cobwebs allow the nest to stretch as the chicks hatch and grow.
Saving the rarest of the rare - BirdLife International
WEBAug 3, 2022 · Accordingly, last year, BirdLife, American Bird Conservancy (ABC, a BirdLife Partner in the USA) and Re:wild launched ‘The Search for Lost Birds’. This seeks to track down rare species that have eluded detection for between 10 and 156 years. The concept of extreme rarity is muddled further by five species classified as Extinct in the Wild.
What We Do - BirdLife International
WEBWho we are What we do. Our network of over 2 million birders, scientists and local volunteers helps us to track, follow, analyse, conserve and understand every bird species in the world. Bradley Watson, BNT Avian Science Officer. Dr Esther Bertram, CEO of Falklands Conservation. Natalie Blachford, Volunteer at Belize Audubon Society.
Species - BirdLife International
WEBSpecies. From the first, species have been the foundational pillar of BirdLife. Birds are why BirdLife exists. They provide the rationale for our conservation programmes, they are nature’s best early warning system, and are the best ambassadors for all of nature, biodiversity, and the environment. They are charismatic, widespread and well ...