An article focused on the need to be sensitive and considerate as a photographer when it comes to your impact on nature. Some hints and tips from our member, volunteer and wildlife photographer Ben Porter.
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.
Birdwatching offers a great opportunity to connect with birds and discover nature
2020 was the year when our societies were shaken to their core.
The second European Breeding Bird Atlas (EBBA2) has been published today, 3
Early in November, the police raided a notorious trapping site in Larnaka
The Game and Fauna Service (GFS) and BirdLife Cyprus condemn the recent
Ο Πτηνολογικός Σύνδεσμος Κύπρου, το Ενάλια Φύσις Περιβαλλοντικό Κέντρο Ερευνών και ο
Throughout the world, vultures face severe population declines and local extinctions due
Monitoring surveys help us keep track of our birds and the health
Late last night, EU Agriculture Ministers adopted a ‘backward’ position on the
New study shows tape lures increase target species captures on mist nets by eleven-fold, while also increasing bycatch.
The photographs speak for themselves. Illegal killing of dozens of Bee-eaters near
What do we want from our farmers? Do we want maximum production,
The White Stork Ciconia ciconia is one of the most well-known migratory bird species
One more Griffon Vulture in Cyprus skies can only mean good news
As a non-profit and non-governmental conservation organisation, we rely on the support
The future of Akrotiri Peninsula, the most important area for biodiversity in
My name is Claire Thompson, and I believe that the main cause
A new, much-debated law amendment is currently before the Parliamentary Environment Committee.
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