BirdLife Cyprus invites you to the conference of the Erasmus project ‘Seeing the world through nature’, which aims to promote outdoor education and bird education as a means to connect children with visual disabilities with the natural world. The conference is addressed to teachers, facilitators, parents and to anyone else who may be interested in […]
‘Seeing the world through nature’ online conference Read More »
Like many large birds of prey, Griffon Vultures get ready to breed long before the first signs of spring. As early as mid-December, they begin pairing and copulating. By January, the nest is ready to welcome a pair’s one and only egg. Following this natural rhythm, and however wintery the weather might be, our monitoring
Four Griffon Vulture pairs already active this breeding season Read More »
BirdLife Cyprus reports a worrying increase in bird trapping levels for autumn 2021. This sadly comes as no surprise, following a shameful relaxation of the relevant Cyprus bird protection law in December 2020.
Bird trapping levels up in 2021 Read More »
This year marks the 40th anniversary since BirdLife Cyprus began contributing with data from Cyprus to the International Waterbird Census (IWC).
Mid-winter count 2022: 24,000 waterbirds recorded island-wide Read More »
Since the time of writing of this article, another Flamingo was found in distress at Paralimni Lake. The bird was taken to a vet, and despite all efforts, it died shortly after. X-rays showed presence of shotgun pellets in the stomach and throat.
How many more Flamingos must we lose before we do something about lead pollution? Read More »
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