OSME News – Sandgrouse 34 (2)
Sandgrouse 34 (1) editorial – clarification OSME Council realises that the editorial in Sandgrouse 34 (1) regarding the expanded area of interest for […]
Sandgrouse 34 (1) editorial – clarification OSME Council realises that the editorial in Sandgrouse 34 (1) regarding the expanded area of interest for […]
01/08/2012. Those who managed to attend the OSME Summer Meeting on 7 July will recognise the importance of the presentation
14/07/2012. The following link takes to you to Azzam Alwash, former President of Nature Iraq, being passionate as always about
The first meeting of the International Working Group was held in Palmyra, Syria between 18 and 20 March, hosted jointly
13/07/2012. A Trip Report has recently been posted for an April 2012 visit to Azerbaijan – the first one for
Many Little Owl Athene noctua taxa occur in the OSME Region. However, breeding distributions are poorly known, as are plumage descriptions geographically.
http://www.birdsofkazakhstan.com. If you wish to contact Arend, please visit his website or email him at a.wassink(AT)texel.com Arend writes: The site
Ecological changes in the Nile Delta wetlands over the past several decades have led to dramatic changes in the local
Nature Iraq and Development Now are pleased to announce the inaugural Green Music and Arts Festival, to be held in
The following news has been received from Nature Iraq. Threat Assessment of Lesser Zaab River On February 2, Nabil Musa
Sad news has been received about a regular contributor to MEBirdNet, Yousef Ali Alzaoby, who was recently killed in his
Sociable Lapwing in Syria March 29 Photo courtecy: Ahmad Aidek. Although it is very difficult to go to the Syrian
People interested in birding in Jordan can now join the Facebook group ‘Birdwatching Club in Jordan’ where they can obtain
Chris Bowden, International Species Recovery Officer & SAVE Programme Manager, RSPB, reports the following good news: We’ve just heard from