• Press Release
UN Waterbird Conservation Meeting Closes with New Measures to Reduce Pressures and Stronger Commitments Across African–Eurasian Flyways
• News item
30 Year’s of AEWA: A Moment of Reflection and Celebration of International Waterbird Conservation at AEWA MOP9
• Press Release
United for Flyways: African and Eurasian Nations Gather for UN Waterbird Conservation Meeting as New Status Report Guides Action
Meetings
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9th Session of the Meeting of the Parties to AEWA11 -BonnGermany
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4th Meeting of the AEWA Northern Bald Ibis International Working Group
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26th Meeting of the AEWA Standing Committee24 -Virtual Meeting
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African Regional Preparatory Meeting for AEWA MOP9 (virtual format)16 -Virtual Meeting
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20th Meeting of the AEWA Technical Committee24 -MikulovCzech Republic
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25th Meeting of the AEWA Standing Committee
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Training Workshop on AEWA National Reporting for National Respondents in African Anglophone AEWA Parties27 -BonnGermany
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24th Meeting of the AEWA Standing CommitteeVirtual Meeting
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19th Meeting of the AEWA Technical Committee12 -
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2nd Meeting of the Non-breeding Range States in the East-Atlantic Flyway under the AEWA International Working Group for the Black-tailed Godwit30 Jan -AlcochetePortugal
In focus
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Report on the Conservation Status of Migratory Waterbirds in the Agreement Area (CSR9)
Prepared every three years, the 9th edition of the Report on the Conservation Status of Migratory Waterbirds in the Agreement Area (CSR9) provides the clearest picture to date into the complex web of threats migratory waterbird populations face—such as unsustainable hunting, infrastructure development and agricultural expansion — while also recommending urgent, coordinated action to recover threatened species, ensure sustainable use, complete and cohere the network of key sites and conserve habitats in the wider environment among other recommendations across the African-Eurasian flyways.
AEWA IN NUMBERS
255
Migratory Waterbird Species
560
Waterbird Populations
Up to 430 Million
Waterbirds
119
Range States
85
Contracting Parties
15
International Single Species Working Groups
