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 […]
Guest blog by Graeme Buchanan Of all the birds that have occurred in the OSME region, the slender-billed curlew is […]
As previously highlighted, BirdLife International and OSME are undertaking a Review of illegal killing and taking of birds in the
Public Consultation Exercise: Draft Flyway Action Plan for the Conservation of the Balkan and Central Asian Populations of the Egyptian
Guest blog by Mazin Qumsiyeh and Elias Handal The Palestine Museum of Natural History (PMNH) started in Bethlehem University through
Guest blog by Terry Townshend WU Lan, one of China Birdwatching Society’s volunteers trained by BTO’s Chris Hewson. The Beijing
It has certainly been a busy and productive past 12 months for OSME. Over the last year we have seen
Guest blog by Richard Porter Amidst the strife and turmoil that we hear about daily in the Middle East, there
The conservation work that OSME can support across the Middle East, The Caucasus and Central Asia is heavily reliant on
More than 20 000 individuals of the Endangered White-headed Duck (Oxyura leucocephala) were recently recorded whilst on migration at the
I recently blogged about how amazing Batumi can be for migrating raptors – The Serengeti of the Skies. Unfortunately, there is
Guest blog by Majd Abu Zaghlan A new study has shown that Important Bird Areas (IBAs) in the Arabian Peninsula
Batumi in Georgia is rapidly becoming one of the best known places in the world to watch one of nature’s
Northern Bald Ibis: updates on the Eastern population The conservation of Northern Bald Ibis has (for the first time in
OSME is pleased to invite Assad to write this guest blog and tell us about SPNL and their Hima conservation