CSSL Newsletter 2-2023

July 31, 2023

Dear friends, we invite you to read our latest newsletter about what was going on during the last months.

Enjoy with us story about celebrations with our School Nature Clubs and the rest.

Enjoy the lecture!

In this issue:

Bird Watching, Dance Competition and Community Engagements – World Migratory Day 2023
44.083 birds, 63 species, 10 species of conservation interest – Water Bird Census, 2023
CSSL Celebrates World Environment Day 2023 with School Nature Clubs
Africa’s World Heritage Sites under threat
#BeatPlasticPollution
“Hands off our Vultures,” a poem for a forgotten hero – the Hooded Vulture

To read the newsletter, follow the link or click on the photo above on the right hand site: Newsletter 2-2023

Common Birds of Sierra Leone – Indigenous Language Guide

The Conservation Society of Sierra Leone (CSSL) celebrates this year´s Independence Day with the publication of our new bird guide: “Common birds of Sierra Leone

CSSL´s new role in the Regional Civil Society Network on Coastal and Marine Protection in West Africa

Congratulations to our Communications Manager, Abdul Kaprr Dumbuya, who was elected to the position of Secretary General for the Civil Society Network on Coastal and

Big Water Community Gears up to Benefit from a CAFOD Supported Conservation Livelihood Project

“…if we continue to destroy this forest through stone mining, logging, slash-and-burn farming and many other practices, disasters such as flooding, water shortage and disease

Common Birds of Sierra Leone – Indigenous Language Guide

CSSL´s new role in the Regional Civil Society Network on Coastal and Marine Protection in West Africa

Big Water Community Gears up to Benefit from a CAFOD Supported Conservation Livelihood Project

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