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Brown-headed Cowbird
Molothrus ater (LC)
Introduction:
The importance of birds to biodiversity
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The Bar-tailed Godwit undertakes one of the avian world's most extraordinary migratory journeys
Congregation at particular sites is a common behaviour in many bird species
Important Bird Areas for congregatory species: Eurasian Spoonbill
A network of critical sites for migratory waterbirds is being identified across Africa and Eurasia
Research identifies 20 priority sites in need of protection for Nearctic migratory birds
State:
What we know about the changing state of birds
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The IBA Protection Index tracks trends in the protection of key areas for biodiversity
A Spanish stronghold of Europe’s most endangered seabird is threatened by a hotel development
Politics, fire and threatened birds in the Murray-Sunset, Hattah and Annuello IBA
The wildlife of the Tasman Sea is facing a range of threats
Natura 2000 at sea: good progress but more to do
Titicaca Grebe is being driven rapidly towards extinction owing to the unregulated use of gill nets
Waterbirds are showing widespread declines, particularly in Asia
More bird species groups in Canada are in decline, than are increasing
A high proportion of IBAs have no legal recognition or protection
Nearly half of Europe's birds have an unfavourable conservation status
Birds in some families, notably seabirds, have deteriorated in status faster than others
Many African IBAs, including those holding threatened birds, have no legal recognition or protection
Pressure:
Why birds are declining
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Lead ammunition continues to build up in the environment, poisoning birds
Overexploitation is a threat to many large and conspicuous bird species
Native birds on Gough Island are being devastated by house mice
Human disturbance at seabird colonies has a range of impacts
Commercial shellfisheries can negatively impact migratory waterbirds
Sea level rise poses a major threat to coastal ecosystems and the biota they support
The H5N1 avian influenza virus: a threat to bird conservation, but indirectly
Large dams threaten one of Africa's most important wetland ecosystems
In the Arctic tundra, climate change will cause dramatic losses in waterbird breeding habitat
Cost-benefit analysis demonstrates that mining of soda ash at Lake Natron is not economically viable
Arctic-breeding shorebirds are suffering mismatches between the timing of breeding and food supply
Poorly planned responses to coastal flooding have negatively impacted waterbirds in the Netherlands
Sugarcane plantations in the Tana River Delta threaten Kenyan birds, biodiversity and livelihoods
Afforestation can be bad for biodiversity
Large dams and barrages are an increasing threat to wetland-dependent birds
Pesticides continue to poison birds on a large scale
Response:
What can be done to improve the status of birds
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Managed realignment for coastal wetlands in the UK is helping people and nature adapt
New wetland habitat has been created for Bitterns in the UK
Local self-regulation can be more effective at ensuring sustainable resource use than outright ban
Emergency action to save São Tomé's Critically Endangered birds
Government and local community are working together to restore life to the mangroves of Puerto Rico
Integración con el punto focal Ramsar para la conservación del Parque Nacional Llanganates
Safeguarding wetland ecosystems is vital for local communities
Realigning coasts to protect nature and people
Cuba’s rice paddies are an important supplementary habitat for waterbirds
Saving paradise: Protecting Pacific Island forests by empowering community action
Designating Special Protection Areas in the European Union
Using IBAs to guide Regional Conservation Strategies
Participative methods for conservation planning at Lakes Poopó and UruUru on the Bolivian Altiplano
A landscape approach to conservation can help tackle climate change
Building resilient montane landscapes in Uganda is helping people and birds adapt
Saving the treasures of the Caribbean
Maintaining bird populations in Special Protection Areas in the European Union
Restoration activities at Laguna Grande IBA in Argentina are helping to reduce the impact of tourism
Metodologías participativas para la planeación de la conservación en los Lagos Poopó y Uru Uru
Restoring tidal marshes in San Pablo Bay, USA, benefits birds and people
An ambitious eradication project is currently underway on the Antarctic island of South Georgia
Serra do Urubu Pernambuco State, Brazil: long-term conservation of a threatened Atlantic Forest
In Africa, recognition of the value of IBAs is resulting in the designation of new protected areas
Turning invasive plants into biofuels and fertiliser benefits both biodiversity and local livelihood
Working together to conserve flamingos at a network of sites in the High Andes
Conserving the High Andean wetlands for birds and people
Conserving the rich forest ecosystem of Sierra de Bahoruco National Park in the Dominican Republic
In Kenya, IBA monitoring shows the value of formal protection for biodiversity conservation
'Nature-friendly' fish-farming techniques in Hungary reduce both costs and pollution
Habitat restoration has led to the recovery of the Azores Bullfinch
Climate Resilient Altitudinal Gradients (CRAGs) provide a focus for action in East Africa
BirdLife Partners in Indonesia and Sierra Leone are developing innovative approaches to save forests
BirdLife is working to mainstream soaring bird conservation along the Rift Valley/Red Sea flyway
Conservation and development in the Tana River Delta, Kenya
Identification of Lo Go Xa Mat as an IBA in Vietnam resulted in its being declared a national park
In Nigeria, the BirdLife partner is assisting wetland restoration to safeguard ecosystem services
Burundi’s Serukubeze community are being empowered to take climate action
Many IBAs are recognised under global or regional conventions, but many remain neglected
BirdLife’s Forests of Hope programme will protect five million hectares of tropical forest
Creating two new protected areas for Madagascar's largest wetlands
BirdLife worked with the Timor-Leste government to create the country’s first National Park
Developing sustainable agricultural systems in the Southern Cone grasslands
Rewilding may offer a sustainable alternative to traditional management
Alliance for the conservation of the South American Pampas grassland
An effective African protected areas network needs more resources but represents excellent value
'Colony Guardians' are working with local communities to protect Hooded Grebe nesting sites
Establishing the Kinangop Grasslands Nature Reserve in Central Kenya
Protected-area designation may not be the full, or best, solution for conserving African IBAs
Securing rights for local communities at the Mahavavy Kinkony Wetland, Madagascar
BirdLife Partners are helping Sierra Leone and Liberia create a transboundary reserve
Conserving key biodiversity sites in the Amazon rainforest
Wildlife-friendly farming versus land sparing
Working with local communities to improved mangrove conservation in Jaragua National Park IBA
Conserving the jewels in the crown of the High Andes
BirdLife Partners are safeguarding IBAs in order to mitigate climate change impacts on birds
IBA monitoring can identify deficiencies in national biodiversity policy
Purchasing and protecting key forest sites for nature conservation in the Americas
Broad-scale conservation is needed alongside site-scale approaches to conserve threatened birds
Wetland conservation and environmental education in the heart of Harare
BirdLife has developed a decision-support tool (IBAT) for business, government and conservation
BirdLife's Rwandan Partner (ACNR) is helping a community to manage wetland resources sustainably
Creating Permanent Forest Estates for the benefit of Fiji’s people and biodiversity
BirdLife Partners use IBAs to inform an ecologically representative network of protected areas
Best practice guidelines help farmers protect biodiversity
Captive breeding and release of Asian Crested Ibis: linking Japan and China
Peatland restoration in Belarus is reducing emissions while saving waterbirds
Nature Uganda is empowering communities to manage natural resources and restore ecosystem services
BirdLife Partners are supporting reform of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy
Developing strategic partnerships with industry to reconcile business and biodiversity objectives
Collaboration between conservationists and local religious leaders can safeguard IBAs
Restoring forests in the Philippines’ Sierra Madre provides benefits for people and nature
Empowering local people is helping to protect the Endangered Wattled Curassow
Conservation and wise use of Lake Natron, Tanzania
Hunting ban reversed decline of White-headed Duck in Spain
Working together to tackle the crisis in East Asian coastal wetlands
Newly developed Grasslands Conservation Index (GCI) is helping cattle ranchers protect biodiversity
Madagascar has developed innovative mechanisms to finance Protected Area conservation
Protecting rainforest in Sierra Leone: How reducing emissions and benefiting park management
Grassroots groups unite against unsustainable development in the Gulf of Thailand
Conserving biodiversity through community action and sustainable development at Lake Victoria Basin
Safer powerlines for Hungary's birds
BirdLife Partners are taking action for Spoon-billed Sandpiper along its entire migration route
BirdLife Partners are restoring forests that will help buffer communities against climate change
Developing sustainable livelihood options will help communities adapt to climate change
Mangrove restoration in Mexico enhances carbon sequestration and benefits the community
Local communities around Phulchoki Important Bird Area in Nepal benefit from tourism
Conserving traditional meadow landscapes in Slovakia
Intensive habitat management has led to a spectacular increase in Kirtland's Warbler
A State Park of 10,000 hectares has been established to protect Restinga Antwren
Restauración pasiva en el Sitio Ramsar Lagunas Altoandinas y Puneñas de Catamarca, Argentina
Measuring the environmental impact of farming in Uruguay
BirdLife Partners are working with local communities to protect and restore mangrove ecosystems
Protected areas are helping species to persist within their ranges and to colonise new areas
Pronatura is supporting local communities in Mexico to establish sustainable forestry practices
Combining wetland conservation and environmental education in the Seychelles
Habitats for Carnaby’s Black-cockatoo are being restored through work with private landowners
Working together for wetland conservation in Ecuador: A joint initiative with the Ramsar focal point
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The Gola National Park in Liberia: Realising the potential of a transboundary peace park
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