AVIAN INTERNATIONAL AGENCY

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What does saving birds and nature mean to you?

Be part of something bigger by recording the birds you see to help protect them worldwide. Supercharge your impact and get sponsored for every bird you spot!

People are destroying and consuming nature at a devastating rate. Birds are our early warning system. BirdLife International is the largest international Partnership for nature conservation. 

We are a global family of 123 national partners covering all continents, landscapes and seascapes.

Soaring across migration routes called flyways, like super highways in the sky, billions of birds cross deserts, mountains and oceans during migration.

This annual update summarises and profiles some of the key developments in bird science and conservation during 2023. The 2023 Red List update saw 11 species uplisted to higher threat categories due to a genuine deterioration in status, while just 4 were downlisted.

We advocate for nature to drive transformative change and ensure the long-term legacy and impact of our science and conservation actions.

The latest conservation news and breakthroughs, delivered to your door.

Our evidence-backed approach ensures your money will always go where it’s needed most.

Join a worldwide community of people who care about birds and conservation, and help to make a real difference.

Your support is critical to ensure that BirdLife International can continue its work, delivering high impact and long-term conservation for both people and nature.

Two weeks of fraught UN climate change negotiations have concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan. The final deal is far from addressing the scale, urgency and inequity of the climate emergency. Hopes now turn to the next Climate COP hosted by Brazil in 2025.

This Himalayan valley is home to a thriving community and population of cranes. But actions close to home and around the world threaten the landscape. Luckily, our Partner in Bhutan is there to make a positive change.