From early morning to late evening. From sunrise to the sunset. That’s how long it takes to feed our juveniles. Before the sunset we fed our baby-birds and set out on a journey. It lasted practically 12 hours, when we finally reached Zuvintas.
After the first count of rare birds – Aquatic Warblers – in the Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve, Lithuania, naturalists are extremely happy – 27 singing males … read more
The results of research that lasted for more than two years have revealed that Lithuanian and Belorusian Aquatic Warblers are wintering farther than expected – … read more
This week, 50 aquatic warbler nestlings brought from Belarus and successfully raised by naturalists at the Žuvintas biosphere reserve, Lithuania were finally released. The birds … read more
The first female Aquatic Warbler count was completed this week in the Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve, Lithuania. It revealed that out of the 49 birds brought … read more
As teachers and children are moving to online learning space, the young nature rangers platform, created by naturalists, is increasingly becoming more popular. During one … read more
In May, Lithuanian and Belorussian ornithologists managed to catch returned Aquatic Warblers that were carrying special devices that were put on their back last year … read more
Dr. Martin Flade, the chairman of the BirdLife International Aquatic Warbler Conservation Team, who was visiting Lithuania this month, expresses his support and satisfaction of … read more
Under favourable conditions, on February 7th in the world’s largest habitat of Aquatic warbler – Zvanets fen mire – a controlled burning took place. This … read more
On 5 October, the opening ceremony of new biomass processing facility took place in Dreverna. This manufactory is special because when processing biomass, the priority will … read more
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