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BirdLife International

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BirdLife International is a large group of people. They work to protect birds and their homes. This group has over 2.5 million members. They work with 116 partner groups in many lands.

ICBP warden La Digue Seychelles 1970s
ICBP warden La Digue Seychelles 1970s

One goal is to stop birds from dying out. They look for safe places for birds to live. They call these Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas. They have found 13,000 of these areas. The group also helps people who study birds.

They found that 1,375 bird species are in danger. This is 13% of all birds. They use a Red List to track these birds. This list helps people know which birds need help.

BirdLife started in 1922. Two men named T. Gilbert Pearson and Jean Theodore Delacour started it. It had different names for a long time. It became BirdLife International in 1993.

The group has nine programs. They work in Africa, Asia, and Europe. They also work in the Americas and the Pacific. They make a magazine about birds. They also publish a journal called Bird Conservation International.

ICBP warden La Digue Seychelles 1970s
ICBP warden La Digue Seychelles 1970s

Caption: A warden wears a mark from the group in the 1970s.

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