Strengthening Bird Monitoring Across Europe – three projects need your support within the EBCC Small Grant Fund scheme
November 28, 2025
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Guidelines to develop national Forest Bird Indices for the new EU Nature Restoration Regulation
October 9, 2025
The EBCC, in cooperation with BirdLife Europe and Central Asia, has published a technical report to try to assist their partners, relevant ministries and environmental agencies at national and EU levels in the unfolding of the obligations established in the EU Nature Restoration Regulation regarding forest bird indices.
Second phase of ongoing EBCC project in Serbia continues successfully
September 10, 2025
Bird Monitoring Across the Divide: Final Results from the Cyprus Bird Surveys Project
September 9, 2025
Small Grant Fund supported Common Bird Monitoring Scheme and Atlas work in Bulgaria
September 8, 2025
Meet the newest EBCC Board member: Nicholas Strebel
August 5, 2025
Meet the newest EBCC Board member: Dimitrije Radišić
July 22, 2025
Meet the newest EBCC Board member: Mattia Brambilla
July 10, 2025
At the EBCC conference in Riga, we welcomed three new enthusiastic Board members. We wish to express our gratitude to Mattia Brambilla (Italy), Dimitrije Radišić (Serbia) and Nicholas Strebel (Switzerland) for their decision to join the EBCC Board, and help us guide the work of the EBCC in the upcoming years. First, we would like to introduce you to Mattia Brambilla, his reserach background and what he hopes to achieve within his first term as a Board member.
In memory of Primož Kmecl
June 11, 2025
In May, we received heartbreaking news about the passing of our colleague Primož Kmecl, coordinator of the Slovenian monitoring of common farmland birds in DOPPS – BirdLife Slovenia. In the reflections, friends and collaborators share their memories of a man whose life was devoted to birds, data, and the people around him.
The ongoing EBCC project in Serbia is very successful
June 10, 2025
Bird Protection and Study Society of Serbia was awarded in 2024 by EBCC for the project "Survey of poorly known forest birds and the first census of Collared Sand Martin (Riparia riparia) colonies in Serbia".