
When nature protection is only on paper: the case of Cape Greco
Nesting during this season in the scrub and cliffs of Cape Greco

Nesting during this season in the scrub and cliffs of Cape Greco

Today nature won over pesticides…but by default. By not reaching the required

Sounding the alarm for possible referral of Cyprus to the EU court

On Friday 12 May 2017, BirdLife Cyprus volunteers and staff, together with

The agriculture committee of the European Parliament (COMAGRI) has blocked a regulation

BirdLife International has just released the publication European birds of conservation concern:

The completion of a two-year project to restore Akrotiri Marsh was marked

Birds, as other wildlife, depend upon the delicate balance of ecosystems for

Migratory birds travel epic distances every year crossing many borders and connecting

On 27 April the European Commission published its “Action Plan for Nature,

Today a clear and strong message reached the European Commission: the EU’s

Birds, as other wildlife, depend upon the delicate balance of ecosystems for

On a beautiful spring evening we gathered at the premises of the

At the end of 2016, the second and final volume of the

BirdLife Cyprus’ innovative adoption scheme offers people the chance to symbolically adopt

Cyprus has many beautiful Easter traditions, but the handsome Great Tit pictured

Why do birds matter? What is their role in the ecosystem? Why

Undercover footage of birds being caught in mist nets and killed by

A hard-hitting short film has just been released today with title ‘Cyprus: Massacre

Thanks to the advocacy work carried out by BirdLife Europe and Central

On 14 March 2017, BirdLife Cyprus was invited to give a talk