Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon Strives to conserve biodiversity for the provision of a better quality of life through sustaining sites, habitats, species and people
Adonis Al-Khatib, president of the Middle East Sustainable Hunting Center – MESHC and director of …
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What Climate Changes Means For Migratory Birds? The story of a Black stork in West Bekaa Ammiq
On 11 November 2020 SPNL got an Email from Eagle Club Estonia about a Black stork named Vedru that&#…
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Commander Shams El Din receives SPNL Anti Poaching Unit
Adonis Al-Khatib, president of the Middle East Sustainable Hunting Center – MESHC and director…
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National Guides Online Training on Ecotourism and Biodiversity
The Ministry of Tourism and the Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon – SPNL conducted a t…
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COMPOSTING FOR LIMITING POLLUTION INPUTS TO AMMIQ RAMSAR SITE (LEBANON)
As part of a micro-project funded by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the French Faci…
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Implementing international efforts to combat the sale of illegal wildlife products online
Between 7 and 21 October 2020, IUCN Members voted electronically on 109 motions, including 15 with a…
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Crack down on illuminated trees in Mount Lebanon
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The Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon calls on the Lebanese authorities to implement the Hunting Law
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Poachers arrested in Qoubaiyat Northern Lebanon
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Flyways: Birds have No boundary! Let’s create a safe flyway for Migratory Soaring Birds
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Several birds trapped in nets were released unharmed in Barja
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200 meters of mist nets were confiscated in Barja
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Joint operation against songbird trapping in Chouf, Mount Lebanon
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AND I SET THE BLACKCAP FREE: A BIRD-SAVING MISSION IN LEBANON’S OLIVE ORCHARDS
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Where Eagle Feathers Fall Like Snow
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14th October the magic of migration: Save the Date for our next webinar
Our next webinar is going to be part of a month of celebration in October …
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BirdLife International: Stop illegal killing of migratory soaring birds in Lebanon
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Global Call for the UN to Recognize the Right to a Healthy Environment – Letter to the Human Rights Council from civil society organisations
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Join us for a celebration of the miracle of migration, birds and birding!
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Beirut explosion: an update from our Partner in Lebanon
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Homat Al Hima Level 2 Training: A Window of Happiness
15 Homat Al Hima From different Lebanese villages: Kayfoun, Abey, Hammana, …
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Homat Al Hima Online Training
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Bootcamp training delivered to entrepreneurs as part of RESP project
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A symposium, bicycles and kites in the form of flying birds … a tribute to the beginning of the bird migration season
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School with No Walls educational day at Mount Lebanon Hima Centre
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COMPOSTING FOR LIMITING POLLUTION INPUTS TO AMMIQ RAMSAR SITE (LEBANON)
As part of a micro-project funded by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the French Facility for …
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Implementing international efforts to combat the sale of illegal wildlife products online
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Over 100 000 citizens demand the UN to recognise a new human right – the right to a healthy planet
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CEPF seeking Proposals for Small Grants from NGOs in Lebanon
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Second training on how to compost farm animal manure
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News in Photos: The Most Stunning Natural Wonders in Lebanon by Mohamed Ali Haimour
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Lebanese Birds Captured In Ways You’ve Never Seen Before
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Hima Ras El Metn soaring birds celebrated the International day for migratory birds
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News in Photos: Tyre Lodge and hima farm a Sanctuary for local and migrating birds
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Rare monk seal found in Raouche
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Veterinary aids Under MAVA M6 “Cultural Landscape” programme in Saghbine
Under MAVA M6 “Cultural Landscape” programme and as part of the efforts to restore West Bakaa landscape multi-functionality …
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MOBILE PASTORALISM AND PROTECTED AREAS: CONFLICT, COLLABORATION AND CONNECTIVITY
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A new report evidencing the benefits of Mobile Pastoralism for people and planet
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Mobile Pastoralism in the Mediterranean: arguments and evidence for policy reform and its role in combating climate change
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Veterinary drugs from the ministry of Agriculture to Hima El Fekha
SPNL's News
November, 2020
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20 November
National Guides Online Training on Ecotourism and Biodiversity
The Ministry of Tourism and the Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon – SPNL conducted a training course on ecotourism and biodiversity, on November 17 and 18, 2020, via Zoom, under SPNL’s Migratory Soaring Birds Project and Homat Al Hima Porgramme. The training workshop comes within the implications of the partnership agreement between the Ministry of Tourism and …
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2 November
The Egyptian Vulture “Izzy” spent a SAFE night in Lebanon
On Thursday the 28th of October a joint effort by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) and the Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon (SPNL) marked a great office and fieldwork performance. Followed by BSPB through satellite monitoring, a young Egyptian Vulture named Izzy spent the night in Lebanon just above Beirut. Izzy, a young …
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October, 2020
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29 October
Homat Al Hima Level 2 Training: A Window of Happiness
15 Homat Al Hima From different Lebanese villages: Kayfoun, Abey, Hammana, Souq El Gharb, Baisour, West Bekaa joined us on the 24 and 25 October with their enthusiasm and eagerness to learn about nature. The training under the MSB (Migratory Soaring Bird) Project funded by GEF, MAVA Shouf Project, and Homat Al Hima Programme, was held …
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7 October
The #MedFoodHeroes Cookbook: Recipes curated by environmental NGOs using sustainable ingredients from the Mediterranean
We believe the small choices we make in our dayto-day lives can have a positive impact on the environment and people. This cookbook is filled with Mediterranean recipes from the small sustainable producers featured in the #MedFoodHeroes @RootedEveryday campaign. Created by a core team of environmentalists who are working with projects, eco-regions and partners from across the Mediterranean. The Med …
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September, 2020
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30 September
Homat Al Hima Online Training
Despite the situation, our Homat Al Hima are still active and trying to cope with the circumstances. Our training was supposed to be conducted in our MLHC center with practical educational games but due to the high number of COVID cases and for security reasons, we switched it to a Webinar Zoom meeting. From different Lebanese villages: Kayfoun, Abay, Hammana, Souk El Ghareb, …
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