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East Atlantic Flyway Partners

The East Atlantic Flyway relies on a wide network of people and institutions.

From the Arctic to southern Africa, conservation organisations, research institutes, women’s cooperatives, youth groups, and local monitors are working together to protect migratory birds and the wetlands they depend on.

This page introduces the partners behind this work, from scientists and fishers to policymakers and community leaders.

Emmanuel Nii Attram Taye Ghana

Participating in international conservation through this initiative has broadened my perspective and deepened my sense of purpose. The efforts we make today shape the future of our planet.

Thioro Sylla Sénégal

Les oiseaux nous disent quand il y a les changements.

Louise Sarr President, Palmarin Women Group, Senegal

Wetlands are not just water and reeds. They’re the lungs of our community, our markets, our stories.

Feitmatt M’Beirick Mauritanie

Lorsque les oiseaux reviennent, cela signifie que notre zone humide respire encore. C'est ce que nous protégeons chaque jour.

Partners Across the Flyway

The flyway brings together a wide range of partners, each contributing specific expertise, from bird monitoring and wetland restoration to community-based work.