Rare birds still threatened despite 30-year success of EU directive

THE European Union’s first nature law, the Birds Directive, celebrates its 30th anniversary tomorrow.

Hailed as one of the greatest achievements of European environmental policy, the legislation is central to the EU’s strategy for halting biodiversity loss.

The Birds Directive has played a key role in reversing the decline of some of Europe’s most threatened birds.

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