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For decades #Gibraltar has made swift nest provision obligatory as part of new build and reroofing.
Scotland became the first nation in the UK to pass a law requiring “swift bricks” in new buildings where reasonably practical and appropriate.
These small built-in nesting spaces provide safe homes for birds such as swifts, sparrows, and starlings, whose populations have declined as older buildings with natural nesting gaps are replaced by sealed modern construction.
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Gibraltar College Learners Inspire Community With “Sixth Extinction” Sustainability Exhibition
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Record seven Griffon Vultures rescued in Gibraltar in one day chronicle.gi/record-seven-gr…
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Anne chose to focus her research on the usage of bird boxes in Gibraltar, she aimed to determine whether they are successfully supporting their intended species and to identify environmental and box-specific factors that influence occupancy.
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Bird box study highlights swift and sparrow activity across Gibraltar chronicle.gi/bird-box-study-…
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Commemorating The Centenary Of Flint’s Discovery
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The Government has integrated the promotion of plant-based diets into its Climate Change Strategy, stating that "the consumption of meat is particularly impacting on the environment".
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Crow species granted highest protection under Nature Protection Act chronicle.gi/crow-species-gr…
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New regulations set long‑term environmental targets in four key areas
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Amazing scenes provided by this pod of dolphins off Europa Point #Gibraltar this afternoon @ThinkingGreenGI @GibMarine @InfoGibraltar @visit_gibraltar – at Gibraltar
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Thanks to the Nature Reserve team and contractors who maintain Mediterranean Steps and worked hard to make sure it was fit and well for today’s Med Steps Challenge!
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Quick work by the Env Protection Unit (EPRU) saw the removal by a contractor of mesh blocking swifts from accessing their nests. Thanks to contractors Sharrock Shand for their quick response and to a member of @gonhsgib for the report.
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Sperm whales are the largest toothed whales on the planet. They are exceptional deep divers, capable of holding their breath and diving hundreds of meters to feed on deep-sea squid and fish.
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The Strait of Gibraltar never fails to impress. Today, we were fortunate enough to observe four sperm whales among a variety of other species.
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“Working with stakeholders and NGO’s is key to us as a sustainable tourism destination” Minister for Tourism





































