Find out about funding for Birds on the Brink in 2024 and grants we have awarded.
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Earlier in the year, Birds on the Brink supported and collaborated with the Hawk Conservancy Trust on a project whose aim was to aid conservation of Egyptian Vultures in Asia. A central character in the project is Dr Vladimir Dobrev from the Bulgarian Society for Protection of Birds. Jamie McKaughan and Campbell Murn from the Hawk Conservancy have been in touch to update us on recent events.
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Here’s an update on the tern nesting raft project at Whitlingham Country Park in Norfolk that Birds on the Brink helped fund.
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Support for research by the British Trust for Ornithology into Bird Flu
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Birds on the Brink has awarded a grant to help with the installation of a floating raft at Whitlingham Country Park in Norfolk.
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Just over a year a ago, Birds on the Brink awarded a grant to Jelaine Gan to help support her research project studying fruit-eating birds in the Philppines. Here, Jelaine provides readers with an update.
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Will Nicholls becomes a charity trustee for Birds on the Brink
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Birds on the Brink recently awarded Sean Glynn a grant to support his research in Guyana. Here, Sean gives us an update on his fieldwork.
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Meet Lucy Lapwing, Birds on the Brink’s new Ambassador
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Birds on the Brink has recently awarded a grant to Sean Glynn of the University of Kent’s Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology. It will help his research in Guyana whose aim is to understand how rainforest species respond to small scale artisanal gold mining and how their recovery and conservation might be assisted.
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Meet North America’s Sage-grouse, a feisty and resilient species whose survival is inextricably linked to that of its sagebrush prairie habitat. The future of both bird and habitat are at the mercy of the actions of man.
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Brad James’ stunning image of a Yellow Warbler amidst a sea of Purple Loosestrife provides a vivid example of how plants and animals, when introduced by man outside their natural range, can have profound and worrying environmental consequences.
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Here’s an update from Guatemala about the Bearded Screech-owl project that Birds on the Brink helped fund.
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With so much gloom in the world at present, here are a couple of good news stories that may lighten the mood for readers…
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More news about the Hayling Island Ringed Plover project, which Birds on the Brink helped fund.
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The events that are unfolding in Ukraine are a human tragedy. However, collateral environmental consequences will also result and this article attempts to throw some light on interlinked history and natural history dating back to the Soviet era.
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Read an update from Tim Norriss of the Hampshire Swift group about their Winchester Cathedral project, which Birds on the Brink helped fund
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