Sociable Lapwing Migration Update
OSME has received exciting news from Birdlife International on the monitoring and tagging of Sociable Lapwing – which has been […]
OSME has received exciting news from Birdlife International on the monitoring and tagging of Sociable Lapwing – which has been […]
OSME has received the welcome news that the Government of Iraq has recently designated the Central Marshes and the Hammar
OSME has received news regarding the State of Kuwait becoming the 169th Contracting Party of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (on
Dear Birders, have ever wondered how 10.000 raptors would look in the sky? Visit Eurasia’s largest bottleneck for autumn raptor
Observers in the Arabian Peninsula are asked to send in their personal observations of breeding species for 2015 when it
(Note – Although this request covers an area outside the OSME region, the opportunity may be of interest to a
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS JOIN RAPTOR MIGRATION CENSUS IN TURKEY THIS SUMMER Location: Adana Province, Turkey Duration: 15 August – 15
Sergey Dereliev the UNEP/AEWA Secretariat is planning to produce a coffee table book featuring some of the waterbird species for which the Agreement has undertaken initiatives. OSME is helping
Alexandre Roulin of Lausanne University is preparing a book about barn owls worldwide. OSME is helping publicise his request for
OSME has received a request to publicise the following project concerning Purple Swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio. This is an interesting project
Biodiversity is under greater pressure than ever before. Of the 10,000 or so bird species across the globe, approximately 1
OSME has been informed by BirdLife International that the preliminary results from the review of illegal killing in the Mediterranean are now
The photograph above shows an adult male and female feeding three chicks at Jahra Pools Reserve. Photograph by Khaled Al-Ghanem.
Turf cutting for the Simon Aspinall Wildlife Education Centre. Jack Aspinall (centre), NWT chairman, Martin Shaw (left) and HLF’s Philip