CS Miano calls for stronger global partnerships to protect migratory birds

Kenya is hosting more than 120 conservation partners from across the world for the BirdLife International Global Partnership Meeting and Flyways Summit 2026, with the country seeking stronger international collaboration in protecting wildlife and critical ecosystems. The meeting ..

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Kenya is hosting over 120 global conservation partners for the BirdLife International Global Partnership Meeting and Flyways Summit 2026, advocating for stronger international collaboration in wildlife and ecosystem protection.

Kenya hosts over 120 conservation partners from around the world.
Key attendees include Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano, Honorary President of BirdLife International Princess Takamado of Japan, and leaders from various continents.
The summit aims to coordinate efforts and mobilize resources to protect global flyways, crucial habitats for over 1,100 bird species in Kenya, representing nearly 10% of the world's avian population.