Wetlands: a powerful ally in climate resilience we can’t afford to overlook
By Megan Eldred, Senior Policy Manager, Sites at BirdLife International
We are losing one of our most powerful natural allies against climate change, and yet...
New York Times Highlights Legacy of Mona Khalil and Her Lifelong Commitment to Sea Turtle Conservation
A recent article by New York Times reporter Ishani Desai paid tribute to the life and work of Mona Khalil, the renowned conservationist and...
SPNL Mourns the Passing of Conservation Pioneer Mona Khalil
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon (SPNL) mourns with profound sadness the passing of Mona Khalil, one of Lebanon’s most dedicated...
Mona Khalil: A Guardian of Sea Turtles, a Defender of Hima, and a Friend We Will Never Forget
By Assad Serhal
There are people who work for conservation, and there are people who become conservation itself. Mona Khalil was one of those rare...
Strategic Environmental Assessment of Renewable Energy
SPNL , represented by the assistant director general Ms. Bassima Khatib, has participated in the national Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) consultation workshop for the...
Wings & Waves – SPNL’s Newsletter October 2014
Wings & Waves - SPNL's Newsletter October 2014
SPNL participate in the European Heritage Days in Paris
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Lebanon...
On the move exhibition: Geneva Chapter
On the Move exhibition is set to make its third stop in Geneva at the Natural History Museum… With 30’000 visitors in the month...
Dismissing of the shepherds
This very popular song in Spain on the dismissing of the shepherds, who leave in winter the mountains. The images are of the herds...
capacityforconservation.org to help meet global challenges
A new online resource, capacityforconservation.org has been launched that aims to support and strengthen conservation organisations and help them to achieve – and sustain...
Up to a billion birds die flying into windows
Hundreds of millions of birds die every year flying straight into windows. The locals - pigeons and seagulls - aren't as vulnerable but migrating...
