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Discover more about this year's Mural with artist John Cox
Discover more about this year's Mural with artist John Cox
Discover more about this year's Mural with artist John Cox
John Cox describes the collaborative process of painting birds on the BirdFair murals, as well as sharing his back story and explaining the seabird conservation theme of this year's BirdFair
Artist Edition - Mural Painting with John Cox
Discover more about this year's Mural with artist John Cox
Discover more about this year's Mural with artist John Cox
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BirdLife International and ACAP Latest News
Global Birdfair raising funds for BirdLife International
Global Birdfair in 2025 will be supporting BirdLife’s conservation work to safeguard the Antipodean Albatross and other endangered seabirds from the threat of bycatch in longline fisheries in the Pacific.
The Global Birdfair 2025 Conservation Project, Safeguarding Ocean Species, will focus on tackling threats facing our magnificent seabirds in the southern Pacific by increasing the use of bycatch mitigation measures on longline fishing vessels. The project will reduce accidental killing of species such as the Antipodean Albatross and create greater awareness of this problem on a global scale.
The bait and dead fish surrounding fishing vessels represent a rich feeding ground, often attracting hundreds of seabirds. Sadly, for many seabirds, including albatross, this meal is often their last. Incidental capture (also known as bycatch) in fishing gear is the most pervasive threat to these birds.
Read the full BirdLife International Latest News article here
Your chance to help Safeguarding Ocean Species
Click or Scan the QR code to make a donation direct to this year's Global Birdfair Conservation Project, Safeguarding Ocean Species. So even if you can't join us in Rutland, your support can still make a real difference to conservation. Thank you in advance
The Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels (ACAP)
The Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels (ACAP)
The Global Birdfair chooses the Endangered Antipodean Albatross to be its flagship species for 2025