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CMS Membership Reaches 131 with Ratification by the Central African Republic
The Central African Republic has ratified the Convention bringing the number of Parties to 131.
2020/012: New Party to the Convention: the Central African Republic
2020/011: Guidelines for the Safe and Humane Handling and Release of Bycaught Small Cetaceans from Fishing Gear
The Secretariat of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wil
New Guidelines Help Minimize the Impact of Bycatch of Small Cetaceans
CMS in collaboration with WWF has published Guidelines for the Safe and Humane Handling and Release of Bycaught Small Cetaceans from Fishing Gear, which set out best practice on how to handle and release small cetaceans accidentally caught in fishing gear. Preventing fisheries bycatch is a top priority to ensure the conservation of species or populations. However, when these efforts fail and small cetaceans are found alive in or on fishing gear, this clear and comprehensive set of guidelines for the fishers involved will be of great benefit.
Two Calves Born to Reintroduced Addax in Chad
The Environment Agency — Abu Dhabi (EAD) announced that two Addax calves have been born in Chad. These calves are the first wild-born calves from a herd of 15 Addax, which were translocated from the United Arab Emirates to Chad in November 2019. These new-born calves give rise to renewed hope for the conservation of the Addax, which is on the verge of extinction. Today, only 75 to 100 individuals remain in the wild.
Les herbivores sont plus menacés d’extinction que les carnivores et omnivores
Une étude révèle que les mammifères, oiseaux et reptiles dont le régime alimen
Populations of Freshwater Migratory Fish Have Plummeted in Last 50 Years
The World Fish Migration Foundation and the Zoological Society of London have issued a new report on the status of freshwater migratory fish. The Living Planet Index (LPI) for Migratory Freshwater Fish is the first comprehensive global report on the conservation status of these species.
2020/010: Call for Inputs to the Report on Stocktaking of Existing Activities to Address Marine Litter and Microplastics
European Eel Remains Critically Endangered in Latest IUCN Red List
The International Union for Conservation of Nature has issued the latest edition of its Red List of threatened species. Established in 1964, the Red List is widely recognized as the world’s most comprehensive source of information on the degree of threat faced by animal, plant and fungus species. Over 32,000 species are threatened with extinction representing 27 per cent of the over 120,000 so far assessed.
Entire rare bird colony vanishes, baffling New Zealand scientists
Experts believe endangered Shore Plovers - known for their pluck and friendliness - might have flown away or be