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BirdLife South Africa is a firm believer that conservation needs to start with conversation. On Tuesday, 15 November 2022 at 19:00 (SAST), BirdLife South Africa's weekly webinar series ‘Conservatio...
Conservation Conversations: Southern Bald Ibis - Carina Pienaar...
During our Conservation Conversation sessions we have seen and heard much about beautiful birds and their habitats. Whilst there are many at BirdLife South Africa who spend time in the field actively ...
The Birding Life Podcast|7/8/2022In this episode I chat to well known South African birder, Duncan McKenzie.Amongst the topics we discuss in the show:The Wood Warbler that showed up in Phalaborwa this...
Need help downloading species data for pentads and provinces? This video shows you how....
In this episode we chat all about atlassing and why it’s so important. I chat to Colin Summersgill who will be telling us all about what atlassing is, how to do it, and how it will help you to grow ...
An introduction to the African Bird Atlas Project, virtually presented during the Birdlife South Africa annual African bird Fair, presented virtually in 2020. ...
Ernst Retief gives you a thorough overview of the Southern African Bird Atlas Project (SABAP2) which has been running since 2007. He also shows viewers the multitude of ways in which this mountain of ...
BirdLasser Tips and Tricks: Logging your Sightings. This video will teach you how to maximise the BirdLasser...
This is a recording of a SABAP2 webinar held on 11 June 2019. Some of the topics covered in this webinar include SABAP2 project management and funding, reasons for the new SABAP2 website and new feat...
This is a short tutorial to show how you record and submit an atlas card to SABAP2 using the BirdLasser mobile app....
This is the third video in our Webinar Series. This video deals with how to submit your atlas cards, understanding the timer and much more!...
Posted by: Lewis, M., Ralston-Paton, S., Retief, E. and Day, E.
Posted: 2022
During our Conservation Conversation sessions we have seen and heard much about beautiful birds and their habitats. Whilst there are many at BirdLife South Africa who spend time in the field actively monitoring and implementing measures to protect species and ecosystems, there are also those of us who spend many hours at work processing and sharing data, and participating in the development and implementation of guidelines, policies and laws vital for ensuring that our birds remain airborne. In this talk you will hear from four such people on BirdLife South Africa's staff. We will share insights into some of the less visible work that BirdLife South Africa is involved in, the difference these activities make, and the often difficult decisions about how to focus our resources. We also offer some advice on how members and bird lovers can be involved in influencing development proposals and helping to curb activities that pose a threat to birds and their habitat s.
