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10th Anniversary brochure | English | Français |

Accession Guide | Arabic | English | Français | Russian |

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Conservation Guidelines

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Technical Series ( Action Plans, Guidelines & Reports)

Single Species Action Plans

MOP Proceedings

AEWA Popular Series

Migratory Species and Climate Change (CMS brochure)

A Bird's Eye View on Flyways (CMS brochure)

African Initiative

AEWA Posters

AEWA Stickers

World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) Posters

AEWA Birthday Calendar

AEWA Sticker

International Update Report on Lead Poisoning in Waterbirds.

Special Newsletter No.1: Lead Poisoning in Waterbirds through the ingestion of spent lead shot. (english)

Edition Speciale No. 1: L’intoxication saturnine des oiseaux d’eau par suite de l’ingestion de grenaille de plomb dispersée dans la nature. (français)

"Protecting Waterfowl from Lead in Wetlands" - A practical Guide to the Lead Shot Regulations in Scotland.

Technical Series No. 3: Non-toxic shot - A path towards sustainable use of the waterbird resource". (english)

Collection technique No. 3: Grenaille non toxique - Vers une utilisation durable des ressources en oiseaux d'eau". (français)

Lead Poisoning in Waterbirds

The mysteries of bird migration (by Nienke Beintema)

Planting seeds of awareness (by Nienke Beintema)

Saving a charismatic bird (by Nienke Beintema)

Saving our waterbirds by 2010 - An ambitious target
(by Nienke Beintema)

La plaquette réalisée par la FNC sur la grenaille d’acier
(Fédération Nationale des Chasseurs / pdf en Français)

Non-toxic shot is gaining territory
(by Nienke Beintema 2002)

Steel shot - some technical and safety aspects
(by Nienke Beintema 2002)

WATERBIRDS, THE 2010 BIODIVERSITY TARGET, AND BEYOND: AEWA’S CONTRIBUTION TO GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
(by Rachelle Adam 2007; Published in/ Environmental Law/, Spring 2008)

Avian Influenza and Wild Birds: What is Their Actual Role in the Spread of the Virus? - It is clear that trade in domestic poultry has been a crucial factor, even for the transmission of avian influenza over long distances and across continents. However, numerous species of wild birds, especially waterbirds, have been proven to be susceptible to infection by HPAI H5N1.

For more information please download the AI Task Force publication:

• Avian Influenza and Wild Birds (PDF - Arabic)
• Avian Influenza and Wild Birds (PDF - Chinese)
• Vogelgrippe und Wildvögel (PDF - German)
• Avian Influenza and Wild Birds (PDF - English)
• Grippe aviare et oiseux sauvages (PDF - French)
• La Gripe Aviar y las Aves Silvestres (PDF - Spanish)
• Avian Influenza and Wild Birds (PDF - Russian)
• A Gripe Aviária e as Aves Silvestres (PDF - Portuguese)

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