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Press release: Russia sentences internationally renowned waterbird specialist Dr Sofia Rosenfeld to 3.5 years imprisonment for donation to anti-corruption organisation cover
OtherOngoing
Online

Press release: Russia sentences internationally renowned waterbird specialist Dr Sofia Rosenfeld to 3.5 years imprisonment for donation to anti-corruption organisation

On 7 October 2026, a Moscow court sentenced Dr Sofia Rosenfeld, a Doctor of Biology at the Russian Academy of Sciences and an internationally renowned waterbird specialist, to 3.5 years imprisonment in a penal colony. Rosenfeld is widely internationally connected through her work on migratory waterbirds and saw her involved in numerous scientific cooperation projects. Her work is critical to the conservation of species migrating along several flyways, the annual migratory pathways of billions of birds. Because Russia is the breeding ground for many of these species, Rosenfeld’s work is of vital importance for conservation of these shared species across Asia, Oceania, Africa, and Europe.

Oct 19, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026
All-day event
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ConferenceUpcoming
In person

Third Asian Ornithological Conference Singapore (AOC 2026)

Join us for the Third Asian Ornithological Conference (AOC 2026) taking place between 14-17 November 2026 in Singapore.

Nov 14, 2026 – Nov 17, 2026
All-day event
Singapore
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WorkshopUpcoming
Online

Working Group meeting - Vultures Working Group

Meeting of the CACN Vultures Working Group. Agenda to be shared in advance of the meeting.

Nov 17, 2026
Time to be announced (Asia/Dushanbe)
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MeetingUpcoming
Online

Green Energy Working Group Meeting

The Green Energy Working Group meeting will bring together members and experts working on minimising the impacts of renewable energy and other power infrastructure on birds across the Central Asian Flyway. The meeting will provide updates on ongoing initiatives, including the Bird Collision Reporting Portal, collaboration with the RISKY project and the proposed CMS Energy Task Force small grant project. It will also feature a technical presentation by Oskar Wijk from Amokabel on the potential of covered conductors to reduce bird electrocution risks. The meeting will conclude with an open discussion among members to identify opportunities for collaboration, share experiences and establish priorities and activities for 2027.

Dec 9, 2026
14:00–15:30 (India)
Online via Zoom
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