
Birds in Germany: New Status Report 2025 sees Winners and Losers
The new report ‘Birds in Germany – Population Status 2025’ (“Vögel in Deutschland – Bestandssituation 2025“) is available in German for free download to all

The new report ‘Birds in Germany – Population Status 2025’ (“Vögel in Deutschland – Bestandssituation 2025“) is available in German for free download to all

The IUCN World Conservation Congress in Abu Dhabi (9–15 October 2025) has produced a series of pivotal decisions and directions that will significantly influence global

The Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park celebrated its 40th anniversary on 1 October. To mark this special occasion, Schleswig-Holstein’s Environment Minister Tobias Goldschmidt invited companions of Germany’s largest

In a landmark decision, the High Seas Treaty (formally, the Agreement under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on the Conservation and Sustainable Use

A few days ago, Thomas Krumenacker, one of Germany’s leading nature conservation journalists, published his first comprehensive report on his expedition to the Banc

1st Announcement: After the seminars we had on Hallig Langeneß in 2023 (producing a book on the East Atlantic Flyway), in 2024 (“50 Years Schutzstation

by Peter Prokosch I recently passed Hvaler National Park on a bike ride. It was here, among other places, that the Norwegian government made

Coming October we celebrate the 40s anniversary of the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea national park. At this occasion Thomas Krumenacker published as RiffReporter an interview with

Most coastal birds migrating along the East Atlantic Flyway depart from the Wadden Sea to their breeding grounds in the Arctic at the end of

Have Donald Trump’s recent unspeakable statements drawn your attention to Greenland? Or have you long dreamed of discovering the world’s largest island with its unique

I have just read news that is unique in Norwegian nature conservation history: as part of the protection of the Oslo Fjord, fishing will

“BirdLife Norway will work to stop hunting, trapping and fishing in protected areas and to protect red-listed species from hunting.” What sounds like
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