‘Birds know no borders’: Interview with BirdLife Africa’s Alex Ngari
Alex Ngari, a program manager for BirdLife Africa, discusses the importance of protecting migratory birds, which travel across international borders and rely on shared habitats. He highlights gaps in scientific knowledge about their migration routes and the threats they face, especially from wetland loss. The conversation takes place ahead of the Global Flyways Summit in Nairobi, Kenya.
Migratory birds travel across many countries and face threats from habitat loss and lack of scientific understanding. Experts like Alex Ngari stress the need for international cooperation to protect them.
Protecting migratory birds requires global collaboration and better data, which can help preserve biodiversity and support ecosystems that many species depend on.
The story highlights the importance of shared responsibility and scientific progress in protecting nature, offering a hopeful perspective on global conservation efforts.
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