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Visit from abroad

Visit from abroad

10 czerwiec 2025

At the end of May, we were visited by Mary Colwell from Curlew Action (UK) and Verena Rupprecht from LBV (Germany), both experts in Curlew conservation. Our LIFEkulikPL project was presented to them…

LIFE 2025 Information Days

LIFE 2025 Information Days

05 czerwiec 2025

On May 13, 2025, we participated in the LIFE 2025 Information Days conference at the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management.

Field work for Curlews

Field work for Curlews

Plenty of valuable insights from the fieldwork of the Dubelt Nature Society during the protection of Curlew nests: “This marks another season of our involvement in the active conservation project for…

Breeding success! We have Eurasian Curlew chicks!

Breeding success! We have Eurasian Curlew chicks!

We are pleased to announce that Curlew chicks have hatched at the PTOP headstarting facility in the Kurpiowska Refuge and at the TP Bocian facility in the Lower Bug Valley—home to one of the most end…

Volunteers monitoring Curlews

Volunteers monitoring Curlews

On Saturday (with the option to extend to Sunday), the volunteer-based Eurasian Curlew monitoring campaign conducted under the LIFE project concluded. A total of 72 volunteers participated, monitorin…

Flags readout

Flags readout

10 kwiecień 2025

21 “Blackjack” and a record-breaking pace. Since the beginning of the season, 21 flags of Eurasian Curlews have already been read at breeding sites in Poland. In previous years, we had to wait much l…

A closer look at the curlew: today's focus – nests!

A closer look at the curlew: today's focus – nests!

In the world of birds, nesting strategies are remarkably diverse. Some species construct intricate, exquisite architectural marvels – such as penduline tits, which weave hanging nests resembling bask…

The return of the Eurasian curlews

The return of the Eurasian curlews

Three Eurasian curlews equipped with GPS-GSM transmitters are returning to Poland. As shown on the map, the birds are moving in an almost synchronized manner . All of them nest in Northern Podlasie…

A closer look at the curlew

A closer look at the curlew

The Eurasian Curlew has never been a common species in Poland, but several decades ago it was far more numerous than it is today. Its characteristic, drawn-out call still echoes over wet and marshy m…

A closer look at the curlew continued...

A closer look at the curlew continued...

The Eurasian Curlew is a seasoned traveller. Its life follows the rhythm of great migrations – in spring (March to April), it returns to breeding grounds in Poland and Central Europe, and in August*…

We are launching the “A Closer Look at the Curlew ” series

We are launching the “A Closer Look at the Curlew ” series

We are launching the “A Closer Look at the Curlew ” series, where we will introduce you to the star of our project. Did you know that the Eurasian Curlew is the largest bird in the sandpiper family…

Get involved in Curlew protection!

Get involved in Curlew protection!

All lovers of Curlews are invited to participate in the LIFEkulikPL (trans. LIFEcurlewPL) project. Your task is “Completing the state of knowledge about the occurrence of the Eurasian Curlew in Polan…

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