ABN Burundi

ABN Burundi L'Association Burundaise pour la protection de la Nature "ABN" a été créée en 1999 et agréée par l'ordonnance ministérielle n° 530/231 du 8/4/2000.

Our team is hard at work removing illegal traps from critical feeding grounds in the Kiri, Kiyonza, and Kigoma sectors. ...
27/06/2026

Our team is hard at work removing illegal traps from critical feeding grounds in the Kiri, Kiyonza, and Kigoma sectors. Today, we are demonstrating the two main types of dangers we find: small traps designed to catch young chicks, and larger ones built for adult and juvenile cranes.

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The information, awareness-raising, and advocacy workshop on the conservation of the crowned crane in Burundi successful...
22/04/2026

The information, awareness-raising, and advocacy workshop on the conservation of the crowned crane in Burundi successfully mobilized key stakeholders around the protection of this endangered species. Through discussions and awareness-raising activities, participants emphasized the importance of preserving its habitat and strengthening the involvement of local communities. This workshop marks an important step towards the sustainable conservation of biodiversity in Burundi.

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ABN is committed to protecting the Grey Crowned Crane through an environmental education program, launched in 2025 in en...
27/03/2026

ABN is committed to protecting the Grey Crowned Crane through an environmental education program, launched in 2025 in environmental clubs. These programs aim to raise awareness among young people about the importance of conservation.

In 2026, ABN will continue its efforts by expanding its reach to educate more students, as they represent the future leaders of tomorrow. Education is essential to fostering responsible environmental behavior. ABN invites all partners and community members to join this mission to build a sustainable future for the Grey Crowned Crane and our ecosystem.
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We wish to highlight the remarkable efforts of our champion, who embodies the commitment to protecting the crowned crane...
26/03/2026

We wish to highlight the remarkable efforts of our champion, who embodies the commitment to protecting the crowned crane. Recently, a poignant event occurred: a crowned crane chick fell into a trap. Thanks to close collaboration with fishermen along the Kanyaru River, the situation was quickly reported. Our field officer and champion didn't hesitate and went to the scene with determination. After a successful rescue, the chick was reunited with its parents.

The scene that followed was moving: the adults, having found their chick, began to sing and dance, expressing their joy at seeing their child safe and sound. This moment illustrated not only the scope of conservation efforts but also the impact of community-based efforts.

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ABN wishes to highlight and congratulate our champions dedicated to the conservation of the Grey Crowned Crane. Thanks t...
24/03/2026

ABN wishes to highlight and congratulate our champions dedicated to the conservation of the Grey Crowned Crane. Thanks to their tireless efforts, our ecosystem benefits from essential protection for this iconic species.

These two photos show, one, a crowned crane nest containing eggs, a symbol of hope and renewal, and the other, the magical moment when the chicks have already hatched, marking the beginning of a new life.
These images are tangible proof of the importance of protecting the crowned crane and its habitat.

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As part of an awareness campaign to protect the crowned crane, students at Ntega Primary School created a magnificent dr...
23/03/2026

As part of an awareness campaign to protect the crowned crane, students at Ntega Primary School created a magnificent drawing of this majestic bird. This artwork highlights the importance of preserving this iconic, endangered species.

The ABN congratulates these young artists for their talent and commitment to conservation. Their creativity makes them ambassadors for biodiversity, inspiring those around them to care for our environment. Well done to all for this beautiful creation and your contribution to the protection of the crowned crane✨✨

Lac Rwihinda: Lac aux oiseaux à Kirundo
27/02/2026

Lac Rwihinda: Lac aux oiseaux à Kirundo

Au Parc National de Kibira, Équipe des compteurs
25/02/2026

Au Parc National de Kibira, Équipe des compteurs

Équipe des compteurs à Rumonge, au cours du dénombrement des oiseaux d'eaux Février 2026✨Wetlands International InterNat...
24/02/2026

Équipe des compteurs à Rumonge, au cours du dénombrement des oiseaux d'eaux Février 2026✨

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