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From the silk road to seabird flyways, reflections on marine conservation progress from CMS COP14
Seabirds might not be the first thing you think of when you hear about Uzbekistan – a land locked country in central Asia, famed for its linkages to the Silk Road. But when
Marine Megafauna Conservation Toolkit
The Marine Megafauna Conservation Toolkit is an open-access online toolkit which facilitates scientists, conservationists, and policymakers to identify and advocate for the conservation of important sites for marine megafauna.
Marine Flyways
Marine flyways are the major routes migratory seabirds regularly use to travel between their breeding and non-breeding areas.
Launch of the Marine Flyways Concept
To celebrate this year’s World Migratory Bird Day, BirdLife International launched the Marine Flyway concept. Over 200 attendees joined a hybrid seminar on the 12th of October to learn more about the Flyways
Conservation guidance to help European seabirds in a time of climate change
Seabirds are a very vulnerable group of species; globally, a third of all species are severely threatened. They face a wide variety of serious threats, including loss of prey due to exploitation, habitat
Coral reef islands hold keys for tropical seabird conservation
Many tropical seabirds rely on coral reef islands for breeding, and it shows within BirdLife’s Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBAs) network! In a newly published study, our team emphasizes the importance
New study on seabirds adds new perspective on how tracking data can identify important sites for conservation
During the recent global summit on biodiversity, world leaders committed to protecting 30% of the world’s oceans for nature. But which 30% of the oceans should be protected to safeguard the most vulnerable
Welcome to the new Seabird Tracking Database website!
The Seabird Tracking Database hosted by BirdLife International is one of the world’s greatest marine conservation collaborations and the largest collection of seabird tracking data in existence. It serves as a central repository