
Commission timidly commits to better implementation of nature legislation
On 27 April the European Commission published its “Action Plan for Nature,
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
In the beginning of February the European Commission published for the first
The ministerial decision of January 2016 on the Akamas issue foresaw the
Today the European Commission launched its long-awaited public consultation on the future
On 8 December 2016 the European Commission announced through a press release
European Commission confirms EU nature protection laws will be saved after record-breaking
European Commission confirms EU nature protection laws will be saved after record-breaking
The laws that protect Nature in Europe – the Nature Directives –
Following the first discussion held at the Environment Committee of the Cyprus
BirdLife Cyprus expressed its serious concerns and opposition to the law amendment
BirdLife Cyprus completed its report with the latest findings of the on-going
The consultations with the local communities over management plans for Special Protection
The European Commission was supposed to present the results of its “fitness
BirdLife Cyprus congratulates the 56 new Members of Parliament, and expresses its
In the coming weeks, the European Commission is expected to publish its
The consultation on the new proposed EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) legislation is
Civil society finally had the opportunity to officially voice its opinion about
BirdLife Cyprus welcomes the recent report by the Commissioner of Administration and
You might remember that back in February, we announced that six vultures
BirdLife Cyprus congratulates the 56 new Members of Parliament, and expresses its