Last Friday, 30th of August, BirdLife Malta and other partners in the Life Yelkouan Shearwater Project (2006-2010) celebrated one of the most significant conservation milestones for seabirds and migrating birds […]
–BirdLife Malta today announced that researchers working on the LIFE+ Malta Seabird Project have recorded the return of Malta’s oldest ever Scopoli’s Shearwater (Ċiefa) on record to her nesting site. […]
At the end of May, the Malta Seabird Project team carried out land-based-observations (LBOs) at three coastal locations in Malta and Gozo, close to some of the most important breeding […]
On monday evening, 60 guests, including foreign ambassadors, Maltese government officials, eco-tour operators and environmental NGOs, joined BirdLife Malta and the Malta Seabird Project team on a Sunset Shearwater Boat […]
The second field season of the Seabird Project started in March. The Seabird team consisted of the head researchers, the research assistants and the interns undertakes to do based boat […]
Researchers from the EU LIFE+ Malta Seabird Project today confirmed that Storm Petrels (Kanġu ta’ Filfla), small seabirds nesting on the island of Filfla, have been successfully tracked for the […]
Researchers studying the Cory’s shearwater (Ciefa) colony in Gozo as part of the EU LIFE+ Malta Seabird Project (1), found one of the study birds dead in front of its […]
More than any other group of birds, seabirds are in trouble, according to scientists from BirdLife International and the RSPB (BirdLife partner in the UK) who have reviewed the status […]
The Minister for Tourism, Culture and the Environment together with Birdlife Malta has launched EU LIFE+ funded Malta Seabirds Project. The event took place at the Phoenicia Hotel in Floriana. […]
