Can you spot the camera in the photo below? Barely, right? Birds also tend not to notice it. This is why this nifty gadget is helping us record key data on key species, with zero disturbance and without us even being there.
In early December, a serious relaxation of bird protection law was voted
Kostis’ story began about a year ago, when he/she was still the one and only egg in the nest, and of course, long before we decided to give it the name we did.
The second European Breeding Bird Atlas (EBBA2) has been published today, 3
Throughout the world, vultures face severe population declines and local extinctions due
New study shows tape lures increase target species captures on mist nets by eleven-fold, while also increasing bycatch.
One more Griffon Vulture in Cyprus skies can only mean good news
The future of Akrotiri Peninsula, the most important area for biodiversity in
A new, much-debated law amendment is currently before the Parliamentary Environment Committee.
We have just finished our annual Barn Owl nest box monitoring with
BirdLife Cyprus has been monitoring the Griffon Vulture population in Cyprus for
Can you guess how many Natura 2000 sites there are in Cyprus?
Climate change is the talk of the year and with good reason,
Every year, BirdLife Cyprus coordinates two large-scale Griffon Vulture surveys, one in
The Greater Flamingo Phoenicopterus roseus is the largest of the world’s six species
In many ways, 2019 was a challenging year for nature in Cyprus,
Pambos, a satellite-tagged loggerhead turtle named by the Bycatch Project team, is
It is always rewarding to see the smile on a farmer’s face
Swimming, sunbathing, watersports, you name it. Lady’s Mile is by far the
The European Honey-buzzard is fearless in the face of stinging wasps and
Although not an excuse for missing school, this is the reality for
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