BirdLife Cyprus is looking for highly competent, experienced and hard-working fieldworkers to visit the island as full-time volunteer bird surveyors, to help with the monitoring of breeding bird species.
Like many large birds of prey, Griffon Vultures get ready to breed
This year marks the 40th anniversary since BirdLife Cyprus began contributing with data from Cyprus to the International Waterbird Census (IWC).
The tale of a tagged vulture that reaches the parts that other vultures do not…
Another annual winter Griffon Vulture census was completed with success last December,
This year’s World Wetlands Day finds Cyprus playing host to almost 17,000 waterbirds as they take refuge from the frozen north at the island’s wetlands.
The second European Breeding Bird Atlas (EBBA2) has been published today, 3
Monitoring surveys help us keep track of our birds and the health
The Greater Flamingo Phoenicopterus roseus is the largest of the world’s six species
At the northeast tip of the Karpasia Peninsula, a remote chain of
Ever since the GYPAS project began in 2011, counts of the Cyprus
We are looking for highly competent, experienced and hard-working fieldworkers to visit
On Friday 9 December 2016, BirdLife Cyprus volunteers and staff, together with
Following the death of wild birds at Bishop’s Pool in Akrotiri back
Did you know that BirdLife Cyprus has been monitoring the common breeding
On Friday 12 May 2017, BirdLife Cyprus volunteers and staff, together with
At the end of 2016, the second and final volume of the
Spring is arguably the most beautiful time of year in Cyprus. The
The Cyprus Bird Report 2015 is now available. The Report contains 55 colour photos,
BirdLife Cyprus is looking for highly competent, experienced and hard-working fieldworkers to
Have you been out bird watching in 2016? Then please don’t forget
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