Conservation & Science
Cape Greco remains safe from golf development
Between the heaps of pessimistic and grim news about nature and the
March 5, 2019
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Conservation & Science
Flight for Survival – Spring Migration 2019
This spring, BirdLife is telling the spectacular migratory stories of seven iconic
March 5, 2019
Conservation & Science
Song Thrushes become the target of trappers in winter
Now in winter many would be relieved thinking that our migratory birds
December 30, 2018
Conservation & Science
Requesting what should be self-evident about the most important nesting beach for Caretta caretta in Cyprus
The Natura 2000 beach “Polis-Gialia” is considered the most important nesting beach
December 30, 2018
Conservation & Science
Little money for habitats from the Game and Fauna Service
Game and Fauna Service Audit reveals spending on captive breeding of game
November 5, 2018
Conservation & Science
Sailing for science
Seabirds are mesmerizing creatures, but we don’t know a lot about them
September 26, 2018
Conservation & Science
What does this autumn have in hold for songbirds?
Autumn migration is upon us and it’s exciting! Well, it is indeed
August 30, 2018
Conservation & Science
Birdwatchers, watch out for aliens
Ecosystems in different parts of the world evolved independently over millions of
August 29, 2018
Conservation & Science
Is Akrotiri Peninsula in trouble?
Ηow many of us have truly explored this site, its natural, cultural and traditional aspects? And why are we now worried about its preservation?
July 31, 2018
Conservation & Science
Tradition and trapping just don’t go hand in hand: The case of Malta
‘Trapping under derogation’ using the argument of tradition is often heard in
June 29, 2018
Conservation & Science
Keeping an eye on the Audouin’s Gulls of Kleides Islets
At the northeast tip of the Karpasia Peninsula, a remote chain of
June 4, 2018
Conservation & Science
Even familiar birds at risk of extinction, new study finds
The 2018 State of the World’s Birds report, which provides a comprehensive
April 26, 2018
Conservation & Science
Onwards and downwards: how bird trapping levels decreased after a decade
“At long last – but will it last?” If contained enthusiasm was
April 3, 2018
Conservation & Science
The colours of the Cypriot spring
Spring is in full swing! Birds are boasting their strength and vitality
April 1, 2018
Conservation & Science
Birds of prey falling victims to reckless behaviours
It’s always disheartening to see birds fall victims to wildlife crime, especially
March 2, 2018
Conservation & Science
Will our vultures be breeding this year? News from our latest vulture count
Ever since the GYPAS project began in 2011, counts of the Cyprus
February 9, 2018
Conservation & Science
Annual winter Griffon Vulture count success
On Friday 9 December 2016, BirdLife Cyprus volunteers and staff, together with
December 31, 2017
Conservation & Science
Seabirds starving, songbirds trapped, but conservation efforts saving pelican and kiwis
As new information arises, new threats to birds are identified and conservation
December 29, 2017
Conservation & Science
New paper exposes the scale of illegal killing and taking of birds in Northern & Central Europe and the Caucasus
A paper with title “Illegal killing and taking of birds in Europe outside the
December 29, 2017
Conservation & Science
Help BirdLife stop the illegal killing of raptors across Europe
SHOT AND LEFT FOR DEAD: On a windswept hill in Southern Europe, the
December 1, 2017
Conservation & Science
Good news for Bishop’s pool at last
Following the death of wild birds at Bishop’s Pool in Akrotiri back
December 1, 2017
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