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Latest from BirdLife International
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- Lead gunshot will finally be banned across the EU – ending the largest remaining source of lead pollution from hunting and shooting
- Mixed Flock: Caroline Herman
- EuroBirdwatch 2026: thousands of eyes to the autumn migration!
- Birding with passion!
- Can conservation finance itself? A Paraguayan enterprise is exploring new possibilities in the Atlantic Forest
- Nature Cannot Be “Overshot”: BirdLife Partnership Demands Urgent Action on UN Climate Warning
- Birds under pressure
- Press release: New assessment finds Europe not on track to achieve a healthy ocean by 2030
- Voices of the Flyways: Luisa Plaza Urrutia
- Press release: Italy’s Messina Strait Bridge would kill tens of thousands of migratory birds, warns BirdLife
- An Omnibus Scrapbook of Nairobi: The Global Partnership Meeting and Global Flyways Summit 2026
- Press release: BirdLife International, National Audubon Society and CAF develop a scientific framework for migratory bird and ecosystem conservation across Latin America and the Caribbean
- Changing how Europe eats could save millions of lives – and countless birds
- Birds are running out of places to land: 45% of migratory bird species now in decline
- Global Birdfair funding gives new hope to São Tomé and Príncipe’s rarest birds
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Where it sits in Science & Environment
- #25 The Wildlife Society73.5
- #26 Phys.org73
- #27 BirdLife International72
- #28 British Trust for Ornithology71.5
- #29 Eos71.5
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