BirdLife Partners are supporting efforts to remove European Union subsidies that support overfishing

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A best practice guide for monitoring illegal killing and taking of birds
BirdLife Partners are supporting efforts to remove European Union subsidies that support overfishing
BirdLife Partners are supporting reform of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy
BirdLife’s Forests of Hope programme will protect five million hectares of tropical forest
Climate change is being incorporated into conservation spatial planning
Conservation for birds and other biodiversity in Asia: a guide for governments and civil society
Conserving the jewels in the crown of the High Andes
Creating Permanent Forest Estates for the benefit of Fiji’s people and biodiversity
Creating two new protected areas for Madagascar's largest wetlands
Developing a market-based solution to the bird trade in Indonesia
For birds and people in the Jordan Valley: a landscape approach
Hunting ban reversed decline of White-headed Duck in Spain
Increased surveillance and enforcement measures in Cyprus have significantly reduced illegal bird killing
Intensive habitat management has led to a spectacular increase in Kirtland's Warbler
Local self-regulation can be more effective at ensuring sustainable resource use than outright ban
Managing the hydrology of peatland sites could help Golden Plovers adapt to climate change
Peatland restoration in Belarus is reducing emissions while saving waterbirds
Promoting environmental safeguards for bioenergy
Pronatura is supporting local communities in Mexico to establish sustainable forestry practices
Protected areas are helping species to persist within their ranges and to colonise new areas
Protected areas contribute to conserving bird species of concern in tropical forest biodiversity hotspots
Purchasing and protecting key forest sites for nature conservation in the Americas
Reducing the impacts of power lines on birds
Restauración de pastos y cocinas mejoradas para la conservación de aves en la IBA Lago Junín
Safer powerlines for Hungary's birds
Shutting down wind farms during periods of peak migration can help protect migrating birds of prey
The design and siting of wind turbines can reduce the risk of collision to birds of prey
The use of more efficient cooking stoves is helping bird conservation at Lake Junín IBA, Peru
Towards sustainable hunting in the Middle East
Wetland conservation and environmental education in the heart of Harare
Wildlife-friendly farming versus land sparing
Working together to tackle the crisis in East Asian coastal wetlands