There are approximately only 8,000 singing males left in the world.
Nature conservationists from across Europe and other countries are working to save this species and its unique habitats – wetlands.
By saving it, we are protecting an entire wetland wonderland, combating climate change, and helping local communities thrive.
still spending their days in the breeding grounds. The season isn’t over yet—chicks are growing, and parents are busy preparing for the journey. Every day here matters for the next generation.
From 2024 to 2033, a nine-year project spanning almost the entire breeding range of the species and bringing together top experts in the field is being implemented in Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Ukraine, and Hungary.
In the context of climate change and biodiversity crisis, wetland conservation and restoration is crucial. We are passionate experts united in our dedication to the aquatic warbler and its habitats full of life. We are connected across borders to stop species extinction, making a big change to their home wetlands, achieving peace between people and inspiring respect and care for nature.
A thriving network of people and healthy wetlands, where all can enjoy the chorus of aquatic warblers for many generations to come.
unites the best species experts and has been working for almost 30 years to ensure the species’ survival.
AboutFarmers play a vital role in the survival of the Aquatic Warbler. They have chosen to adjust their farming practices to meet the needs of this unique bird. Farmers can receive support for their conservation efforts.
International monitoring in the Polesia wetlands of Ukraine In June 2025, a joint international expedition took place in the Ukrainian Polissia region to assess the … read more
The 2025 season has brought one of the most challenging years on record for the Aquatic Warbler population in Poland, particularly in the Biebrza Valley … read more
In an effort to restore the population of a rare bird– the Aquatic Warbler – in the Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve, Lithuania, conservationists are raising their … read more
This year has been particularly stressful for the habitats of the Aquatic Warbler – the only songbird species classified as vulnerable in continental Europe. These … read more
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