Migratory birds know no borders. They provide a warning but also a source of hope. Find out more in the latest State of the World’s Birds, which @birdlifeglobal.bsky.social launched today sowb.birdlife.org
@stubutchart.bsky.socialStu Butchart
@stubutchart.bsky.social
Chief Scientist at BirdLife International, the world’s largest partnership of nature conservation organisations. Views are my own.
@stubutchart.bsky.social@stubutchart.bsky.socialKicking off @birdlifeglobal.bsky.social #GlobalFlywaysSummit with the launch of our latest State of the World’s Birds in Nairobi, Kenya sowb.birdlife.org
@stubutchart.bsky.socialBirdLife is partnering with multilateral development banks like ADB, CAF and World Bank to mobilise billions of $$ for nature conservation along the world’s flyways. Panel discussion at our #GlobalFlywaysSummit in Nairobi.
@stubutchart.bsky.socialExciting to hear Paul Matiku kick off BirdLufe’s 4-yearly Global Partnership Meeting in Nairobi. It is brilliant to see colleagues and old friends from 120 countries around the world. Busy days ahead as we plan our work for the rest of the decade. @birdlifeglobal.bsky.social
