The Migratory Soaring Birds project aims to integrate conservation management objectives into targeted public and private sectors in 11 countries along the Rift Valley / Red Sea flyway. More information can be found on our project page.
The targeted sectors are the following: Agriculture, Energy, Hunting, Waste Management and Tourism.
Posted on: Sun, 20/12/2020
Illegal Killing of Birds (IKB) in the Rift Valley/Red Sea flyway is the greatest direct threat to migratory soaring birds.
Posted on: Wed, 16/12/2020
Waste management is becoming a major problem along the Rift Valley - Red Sea Flyway (RVRSF) as human populations rise and industrialisation increases. Waste management sites provide a predictable food source for birds.
Posted on: Thu, 19/11/2020
A webinar entitled “Energy Task Force” was organized on Wednesday, Nov 18th, 2020, aiming at shedding light on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) Energy Task Force (ETF) and welcoming those interested in becomin
Posted on: Fri, 30/10/2020
The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature won the Renewables Grid Initiative Environmental Protection: "Good Practice of the Year"2020 Award for “mainstreaming soaring birds’ conservation into the energy sector in Jordan.
Posted on: Fri, 30/10/2020
The Regional Flyway Facility team at the Migratory Soaring Birds Project
Posted on: Sun, 04/10/2020
Posted on: Tue, 01/09/2020
Posted on: Thu, 23/07/2020
The Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature – RSCN (BirdLife Partner in Jordan) on Thursday launched the na
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