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• Pollutants Threaten Iconic Canadian Bird
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• Sierra Leone’s President tells BirdLife World Congress that global challenges require local and national actions
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• IBAs in Danger – urgent action needed!
• CEMEX and BirdLife launch new shared vision for nature conservation
• Ten new Members of Honour at BirdLife World Congress
• BirdLife Conservation Achievement Awards recognise oustanding work for species, sites and habitats
• Hiding in plain sight: New species of bird discovered in capital city
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• Swarovski Optik supports new conservation initiative for threatened Canada Warbler
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• BirdLife World Congress, the most energising and inspiring event in the conservation calendar, opens in Ottawa
• Guyra’s Yanosky recognised as a leader of conservation in Latin America
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Here is the BirdLife International weekly news update

• Suwarrow Blog 20 – A bright future for conservation in the Cook Islands
• State of Fiji’s birds report launched
• Suwarrow Blog 18 – Farewell Suwarrow
• Formal protection reduces loss of natural land-cover at IBAs across Africa
• From words to action – key organisations team up to stop the extinction
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Here is the BirdLife International weekly news update

En la pasada COP10 en Nagoya-Japón, donde la Unión de Ornitólogos estubo presente por medio de Esteban Biamonte, se llegaron a importnates acuerdos sobre la protección de la diversidad del planeta. El acuerdo más importante y que destaca BirdLife es el compromiso de todos los gobiernos para desarrollar una unica politica global de conservación de la biodiversidad. La información de la noticia se puede leer en este link: http://www.birdlife.org/community/2010/10/cop10-makes-historic-agreement-to-save-biodiversity/.