Afghanistan, Birding, and Conflict – the ABCs of Conservation in a Complex Landscape
Guest blog by Peter Zahler One of the first assertions that I heard about wildlife from the early days of […]
How to make Urungoch Lake cleaner? Decision found!
A guest blog from the UzSPB/OSME/Van Tienhoven Project Team Do you know why nature conservation in Uzbekistan is so much challenging
How students of Thrace help the Egyptian Vulture
Guest blog by Christy Sotiriou on behalf of the WWF Greece Dadia Programme Five years ago, in 2013, WWF Greece
The illegal bird killing in Lebanon
Guest blog by Assad Serhal I am sure that many of you are aware of the huge problems of illegal
A City Nature Reserve in Astana?
Guest blog by Stephanie Ward City Nature Reserve in Astana Back in the spring, the RSPB was invited by the
Fifa Nature Reserve: the lowest Ramsar Site on Earth
Guest Blog by Yehya Khaled & Nashat Hamidan of RSCN On the 4th of December 2016, Fifa Nature Reserve in
Sustainable Hunting Conference in Lebanon
Guest blog by James Hogg I am sure anyone reading this knows that the hunting of birds in Lebanon as with
Where did Slender-billed Curlews breed?
Guest blog by Graeme Buchanan The number of fully documented slender-billed curlew nests ever found could be counted on one
OSME and Avifauna Nature Tours supporting the next generation of conservationists
Guest blog by OSME member, James Hogg Inspiring the next generation of conservationists and birdwatchers is crucial if we
From Russia with Love (or at least a ring): Kamchatka Great Knot reaches the Arabian Gulf!
Guest blog by Dmitry Dorofeev & Oscar Campbell There are several sites along the Okhotsk Sea where waders make their first stopovers
Searches for slender-billed curlews by volunteer birders benefits conservation
Guest blog by Graeme Buchanan Of all the birds that have occurred in the OSME region, the slender-billed curlew is
Tracking studies show OSME Region vital to migratory birds from East Asia
Guest blog by Terry Townshend WU Lan, one of China Birdwatching Society’s volunteers trained by BTO’s Chris Hewson. The Beijing
Wars and WildLife
Guest blog by Richard Porter Amidst the strife and turmoil that we hear about daily in the Middle East, there
Migration study shows importance of IBAs
Guest blog by Majd Abu Zaghlan A new study has shown that Important Bird Areas (IBAs) in the Arabian Peninsula