BEF Lithuania is an non-governmental NGO that believes that nature should be protected not from people, but together with them. It coordinates currently running projects on Aquatic Warbler conservation in it’s breeding sites.

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Author: Rita G.

Looking for volunteers to help raise Aquatic Warblers this summer in Lithuania

2025 May 16 | Rita G. | LIFE4AquaticWarbler news

  This summer, around 50 young Aquatic Warblers will find a new home in the Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve, Lithuania. The Aquatic Warbler is one of … read more

Translocation of Aquatic Warbler: Experience & Results from Two Stages

2025 March 14 | LIFE MagniDucatusAcrola news, LIFE4AquaticWarbler news, News

For the past four years, European conservationists have been working to save the Aquatic Warbler through translocation efforts. These efforts have been carried out in two different … read more

Strawberries and silence: how European demand is drying up Morocco’s wetlands

2025 March 13 | Rita G. | LIFE4AquaticWarbler news, News

Twice a year, the Aquatic Warbler embarks on an epic journey between its wintering grounds in Africa and its breeding sites in Eastern Europe. Like … read more

Global population of the Aquatic Warbler in decline: urgent conservation measures needed

2025 March 13 | LIFE4AquaticWarbler news, News

The Aquatic Warbler (Acrocephalus paludicola) —Europe’s most endangered migratory songbird—continues to struggle for survival as habitat loss, climate change, and agricultural intensification threaten its key breeding and … read more

Join the Aquatic Warbler Migration Watch!

2025 March 13 | LIFE4AquaticWarbler news, News

Very soon, around March 15, according to the latest research from the International Aquatic Warbler Conservation Team, Aquatic Warblers will embark on their incredible journey from their wintering sites in Africa to their … read more

New scientific article about the conservation success of Aquatic Warbler translocation

2025 January 21 | LIFE MagniDucatusAcrola news, News

A recent study published in Animal Conservation, a highly respected scientific journal dedicated to advancing wildlife conservation, has reported a remarkable breakthrough in saving one of … read more

LIFE4AquaticWarbler kick-off meeting sets the stage for conservation actions in Europe

2025 January 8 | LIFE4AquaticWarbler news, News

On November 12-15 the first live LIFE4AquaticWarbler project partners meeting took place in Hortobágy National Park, Hungary.  Conservationists and researchers from five countries came to … read more

Project management structure formed

2025 January 8 | LIFE4AquaticWarbler news, News

The LIFE4AquaticWarbler project has officially established a robust and collaborative management structure to drive the conservation of Europe’s most endangered songbird. The newly formed structure … read more

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The project “Conservation of Europe’s Rarest Continental Passerine: A Transboundary Initiative for Aquatic Warbler Population Recovery“ (LIFE23-NAT-LT-LIFE4AquaticWarbler) is funded by the EU LIFE Programme, the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania, Umweltstiftung Michael Otto, Kurt Lange Stiftung, AECO, Bird Conservation Fund, Stiftung Naturschutzfonds Brandenburg, Giving Back to Nature fund and project partners. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.

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