A wetland gem in need of some TLC
This article was first published in the Cyprus Mail newspaper on 16 March 2022, as opinion piece written
by our Director Martin Hellicar.
This article was first published in the Cyprus Mail newspaper on 16 March 2022, as opinion piece written
by our Director Martin Hellicar.
This year marks the 40th anniversary since BirdLife Cyprus began contributing with data from Cyprus to the International Waterbird Census (IWC).
Since the time of writing of this article, another Flamingo was found in distress at Paralimni Lake. The bird was taken to a vet, and despite all efforts, it died shortly after. X-rays showed presence of shotgun pellets in the stomach and throat.
Every summer the discussion about “nuisance” insects and ways to get rid of them comes to the fore.
The issue of lead poisoning of Flamingos at our key wetlands has
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.
Monitoring surveys help us keep track of our birds and the health
Every year on 2 February, we celebrate World Wetlands Day (WWD), a
These past few days, Paralimni Lake has been ‘mysteriously’ losing a significant
The Greater Flamingo Phoenicopterus roseus is the largest of the world’s six species
Join us for a family-friendly, activity-packed event to celebrate World Wetlands Day
The LIFE Oroklini project has been awarded as ‘Best LIFE project’ together
Join us on Friday 2 February to spend a special afternoon at
Birds, as other wildlife, depend upon the delicate balance of ecosystems for
With Cyprus playing host to over 15,500 waterbirds taking refuge from the
BirdLife Cyprus, in conjunction with the SBA Environmental Department recently organised two
Hundreds of Cypriot citizens and tourists have been flocking to Larnaka Salt