Pesticides and random tree trimming
These practices devastate the bird’s natural food sources.
Once a familiar songbird in Lebanon, the Syrian Serin is now on the brink—with fewer than 5,000 individuals left worldwide.
Help keep it singing →Field studies show an alarming population decline. With fewer than 5,000 individuals remaining worldwide, urgent action is needed to protect the Syrian Serin’s mountain habitat and give this remarkable bird a future.
These practices devastate the bird’s natural food sources.
The Syrian Serin is often mistaken for other small birds.
Intensive grazing destroys sensitive nesting grounds.
Species such as the Common Myna and Hooded Crow add pressure.
“Without urgent conservation action, the sweet call of the Syrian Serin could vanish forever from Lebanon’s mountains and valleys.”
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