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BirdLife International is the world's leading partnership for bird conservation. Through science, advocacy, habitat protection, and community engagement, the organization works to conserve birds and biodiversity while promoting sustainable development worldwide.

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124 Partners Working Together for Nature

BirdLife International is a global alliance of 124 national conservation organizations working together across continents to conserve birds, protect habitats, and restore ecosystems. Founded in 1922, the organization operates through regional partnerships and scientific programs that address species protection, critical habitats, sustainable livelihoods, and environmental policy.
Bird Species ConservationHabitat RestorationBiodiversity ProtectionClimate Change AdaptationMarine ConservationMigratory Bird FlywaysCommunity-Based Conservation
124
National Partners
Conservation organizations worldwide
119
Countries & Territories
Global conservation presence
13,000+
Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas
Identified globally
2.5M+
Supporters & Members
Worldwide conservation community

Services

What BirdLife International offers

Species Conservation
Species Conservation

Protecting threatened bird species through monitoring, recovery plans, and conservation action

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Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas
Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas

Identifying and safeguarding globally important habitats for birds and biodiversity.

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Flyways Conservation
Flyways Conservation

Conserving migratory bird routes and key stopover habitats across continents.

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Policy & Advocacy
Policy & Advocacy

Influencing environmental policy and promoting sustainable conservation solutions.

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Why us

What sets BirdLife International apart

Support Bird Conservation
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Global Partnership

Network spanning more than 120 countries and territories.

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Scientific Research

Evidence-based conservation supported by global experts.

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Species Recovery

Programs targeting endangered bird species.

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Habitat Protection

Protection and restoration of critical ecosystems.

Testimonials

What clients say

BirdLife's global conservation efforts inspire meaningful local action and biodiversity protection.

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Sarah Johnson
Volunteer · Community Nature Network

Their scientific approach makes BirdLife one of the most trusted conservation organizations.

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David Green
Environmental Researcher · Eco Research Institute

Outstanding leadership in protecting endangered bird species worldwide.

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Maria Lopez
Wildlife Advocate · Green Future Alliance

BirdLife effectively combines science, advocacy, and community engagement.

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Ahmed Khan
Sustainability Consultant · Earth Impact Group

Recognition

Awards & achievements

Recognized by IUCN as the official Red List Authority for Birds.
Global leader in bird conservation and biodiversity protection.

Portfolio

Selected work

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Frequently asked questions

What is BirdLife International?

A global partnership of conservation organizations dedicated to protecting birds and biodiversity worldwide.

When was BirdLife International founded?

The organization was founded in 1922.

Where is BirdLife International headquartered?

Cambridge, United Kingdom.

How many partner organizations are part of BirdLife?

BirdLife works with 124 national partners globally.

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Giving One Voice to Nature

BirdLife International is a global alliance of 124 national conservation organizations working together across continents to conserve birds, protect habitats, and restore ecosystems. Founded in 1922, the organization operates through regional partnerships and scientific programs that address species protection, critical habitats, sustainable livelihoods, and environmental policy.

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