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View email in browser Hi John, Birds connect our world through journeys that span thousands of kilometres. Behind every successful migration is a network of people working to protect wetlands, grasslands, coastlines and other vital places. Read some of the inspiring stories making that possible thanks to supporters like you. Want to inspire others? Click here to forward these highlights. Iconic places on a path to recovery Photographers across Europe capture some of the continent’s most-cherished nature sites, and how local communities, conservationists, scientists, and businesses are working at the heart of efforts to bring them back to health. Preview the photo series Samoa Conservation Society joins as BirdLife’s 125th Partner! We are thrilled to welcome Samoa Conservation Society as BirdLife International’s newest Partner, enhancing conservation action across the Pacific and strengthening our global Partnership. Advancing conservation across the Pacific Protecting Bolivia’s forest watersheds with sustainable finance With the support of BirdLife International’s Forest Impact Accelerator, our Partner in Bolivia is working on channelling long-term sustainable finance for Tunari National Park. Restoration is underway, communities are playing a stronger leadership role, and a new idea is taking shape that could secure the future of the forest. Why financing matters for forest restoration Supporter photo spotlight A big thank you to the photographer Isha Sona for sharing this beautiful shot of a small passerine on their balcony railing. Isha said: "A quiet moment captured as a small passerine bird rests along a balcony railing, overlooking a lush, green landscape under a softly clouded sky. Scenes like this remind us how wildlife seamlessly coexists with our everyday spaces. Often overlooked, these little birds play an important role in ecosystems—helping with seed dispersal and insect control. Whether it’s the early morning calm or the gentle evening breeze, moments like these offer a glimpse into the peaceful rhythm of nature just beyond our windows." Can you guess the species? Reach out to us with your answer. For your chance to be featured, send us your best shots and a short paragraph about it to: howtohelp@birdlife.org. Get your photography featured All gifts doubled for a limited time to give birds a lifeline The Spoon-billed Sandpiper, Egyptian Vulture, Bar-headed Goose and Bobolink may follow different routes across the world, but they share a common vulnerability. If even one vital wetland, grassland, coastline or stopover site is lost, the effects can ripple across an entire migration. We can meet this challenge by taking conservation action on a global scale but we need your help. Double your donation today Thank you for your support, Mairianne Walker | BirdLife International Supporter Team Image credit in order of appearance: The endemic Samoan Flycatcher © Bradley Hacker, Our Partner Asociación Armonía is leading restoration in Bolivia’s Tunari National Park © Asociación Armonía,Bobolink by Ray Hennessy/Shutterstock.com, Egyptian Vulture by Ondrej Prosicky/Shutterstock.com, Bar-headed goose by Nejib Ahmed/Shutterstock.com, Spoon-billed Sandpiper by Butterfly Hunter/Shutterstock.com, Indian Skimmers by Chaithanya Krishnan/Shutterstock.com, Bluethroat by mutinamatyas_photo/Shutterstock.com From £5 you can be part of our global community helping to bring birds back from the brink. Check out our memberships. NEW DESIGNS! Discover our brand-new collection for adults and children. Every purchase helps birds worldwide. Need a Will? Estate planning doesn’t have to be complicated. We’re offering a free, easy-to-use resource to help. Get started! LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Website You are receiving this email because you opted-in to hear from BirdLife International BirdLife International is a registered charity 1042125 Address: BirdLife International, The David Attenborough Building, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QZ, UK For full details on how we collect, use and store your personal information see our Privacy Policy. update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Copyright © 2026, All rights reserved.