Curlew National Grassland - Search Videos

This #WorldCurlewDay discover more on the critical work of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) and the research in the battle to save the Curlew, an iconic wader and #GroundNestingBird in the #NewForest https://www.gwct.org.uk/action-for-curlew/ | New Forest National Park Authority

This #WorldCurlewDay discover more on the critical work of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) and the research in the battle to save the Curlew, an iconic wader and #GroundNestingBird in the #NewForest https://www.gwct.org.uk/action-for-curlew/ | New Forest National Park Authority

2.5K viewsApr 21, 2024

FacebookNew Forest National Park Authority

There's no more iconic a Yorkshire Dales sound than the haunting cry of the Curlew. We're hearing lots of them around at the moment. Listen here (sound on) 🔉 Sadly these special birds are in decline but you can support them here with Curlew Action. Curlews are nesting on the ground now so do keep your dogs on leads when in the National Park 🙏 #YorkshireDales #Curlew #Spring | Yorkshire Dales National Park

There's no more iconic a Yorkshire Dales sound than the haunting cry of the Curlew. We're hearing lots of them around at the moment. Listen here (sound on) 🔉 Sadly these special birds are in decline but you can support them here with Curlew Action. Curlews are nesting on the ground now so do keep your dogs on leads when in the National Park 🙏 #YorkshireDales #Curlew #Spring | Yorkshire Dales National Park

4.5K viewsApr 1, 2021

FacebookYorkshire Dales National Park

The iconic sight and sound of curlews in the New Forest could soon be a thing of the past according to alarming new figures. Curlew numbers in the New Forest have dropped by almost two thirds in the last 10 years, leaving them facing extinction here and across the south of England. But all is not lost and you can help. Disturbance of the birds nesting on the ground is likely to be a factor in their decline, so please stick to the tracks from now until August and share this post to encourage othe

The iconic sight and sound of curlews in the New Forest could soon be a thing of the past according to alarming new figures. Curlew numbers in the New Forest have dropped by almost two thirds in the last 10 years, leaving them facing extinction here and across the south of England. But all is not lost and you can help. Disturbance of the birds nesting on the ground is likely to be a factor in their decline, so please stick to the tracks from now until August and share this post to encourage othe

3.4K viewsApr 4, 2017

FacebookNew Forest National Park Authority

(AL) Now for a species that likely needs no introduction: the Curlew. While many are familiar with the Curlew, the likelihood of seeing or hearing one is decreasing. Once widespread across Ireland, its evocative call synonymous with summer, the Curlew is now the most threatened breeding wader species in Ireland. Based on the last national survey carried out by NPWS in 2021, it is estimated that there are only 100 breeding pairs left, compared to approximately 8,000 pairs in the late 1970s and 19

(AL) Now for a species that likely needs no introduction: the Curlew. While many are familiar with the Curlew, the likelihood of seeing or hearing one is decreasing. Once widespread across Ireland, its evocative call synonymous with summer, the Curlew is now the most threatened breeding wader species in Ireland. Based on the last national survey carried out by NPWS in 2021, it is estimated that there are only 100 breeding pairs left, compared to approximately 8,000 pairs in the late 1970s and 19

1.3K viewsFeb 3, 2024

FacebookBirdWatch Ireland

Storm clouds over the plains of Kiowa National Grassland

Storm clouds over the plains of Kiowa National Grassland

MSN4k Films by Adnan

Seeing double! 👀 Stone-curlew, one of our most threatened and unique looking birds, have seen their population numbers double thanks to the work of two RSPB-led projects now celebrating their 40th anniversary. In the east and west of England, we’ve been working with partners to create and protect safe places for them to nest on farmland, grassland and heathland. Numbers of these googly-eyed birds have now more than doubled to 350 breeding pairs across the project areas since the mid 1980s! The

Seeing double! 👀 Stone-curlew, one of our most threatened and unique looking birds, have seen their population numbers double thanks to the work of two RSPB-led projects now celebrating their 40th anniversary. In the east and west of England, we’ve been working with partners to create and protect safe places for them to nest on farmland, grassland and heathland. Numbers of these googly-eyed birds have now more than doubled to 350 breeding pairs across the project areas since the mid 1980s! The

51.5K viewsFeb 26, 2025

FacebookRSPB England

For many shorebirds like the Long-billed Curlew, the seashore is a source of food, a restful stopover on a long migratory journey, and often a place to nest and raise their chicks right there on the sand. Draw your own bird with illustrator and ornithologist, David Allen Sibley. | National Audubon Society

For many shorebirds like the Long-billed Curlew, the seashore is a source of food, a restful stopover on a long migratory journey, and often a place to nest and raise their chicks right there on the sand. Draw your own bird with illustrator and ornithologist, David Allen Sibley. | National Audubon Society

6K viewsMay 29, 2020

FacebookNational Audubon Society

🔴 The Curlew is a bird in decline, threats from habitat loss and predation mean that it is now listed as Near Threatened on the global IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 🦮 Curlews are ground nesting birds and although defensive, will often flee the nest if threatened. Unsupervised dogs in nesting areas can cause curlews and other ground nesting birds to abandon their nest (no matter how friendly the dogs intentions). | Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

388 viewsMar 24, 2025

FacebookHampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

In the last 25 years, the UK has lost nearly 50% of its #Curlew population. Curlew are now considered “vulnerable” on the European red list, meaning that the species face a high risk of extinction. Ian from our #YorkshireDales #NationalPark Wildlife Team and Hill Top Farm, Bunkbarn and Cottage discuss the pressures on Curlew and how we can help 🙏 Play your part to help these iconic birds by reducing disturbance to their nests; stick to footpaths and keep dogs on leads during nesting season whic

44.7K viewsApr 22, 2024

FacebookYorkshire Dales National Park

Today is #worldcurlewday, rather than sharing fine images of adult curlew, their eggs and their chicks, we have decided to share a video captured from a wildlife camera set up on a curlew nest last year - the alarm call is from the adult bird, flushed from its nest as the day old curlew chicks are carried away by the fox. This is the harsh reality and fate of many ground nesting bird nests without the intervention from professional gamekeepers and land managers carrying out targeted predator con

57.7K viewsApr 21, 2025

FacebookPeak District Moorland Group

Curlew | Cumbria Wildlife Trust

cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk

HistoriCorps wraps up historic restoration project on Crooked River National Grassland

The Department has been partnering with two other conservation organizations on a study of long-billed curlew habitat use. Learn more about this study and these remarkable grassland birds in this week’s North Dakota Outdoors webcast. | North Dakota Game and Fish Department

6.9K viewsMay 31, 2023

FacebookNorth Dakota Game and Fish Department

Hiding in Plain Sight: Tracking the Long-billed Curlew

Smithsonian MagazineAndy Boyce

ROCK CREEK RESTORATION, as part of the Joint Chiefs Project on the Curlew National Grasslands, both Rock Creek and Deep Creek are having restoration work completed. Both creeks have deep down cutting. This project will work to raise the creek level as much as 4 feet while creating a meandering flow and increased flood plain. This will help to improve water quality and wildlife habitat. | U.S. Forest Service - Caribou-Targhee National Forest

296 viewsNov 20, 2017

FacebookU.S. Forest Service - Caribou-Targhee Nationa…

Join us for a free guided walk to learn about the importance and beauty of the Curlew 🚶🗺️⛰️ With experts from Bannau Brycheiniog National Park on hand to offer insights and answer questions. Curlew Connections Wales #WorldCurlewDay | Bannau Brycheiniog - Brecon Beacons - National Park

1.4K viewsApr 17, 2024

FacebookBannau Brycheiniog - Brecon Beacons - Nation…

Royal bengal tiger #wildlife

1.7K views1 month ago

YouTubeFaizan Corbett

Grassland Management for wading birds

20 views2 weeks ago

YouTubeNidderdale National Landscape

Curlew Conservation: An Overview

559 views1 month ago

YouTubeBiological Recording Company

Curlews in Breeding Season

26.5K viewsOct 5, 2011

YouTubeFaye Pini

The Great Migration - KQED QUEST

337.7K viewsMar 17, 2010

The Grassland Biome - Biomes #5

326.7K viewsFeb 9, 2020

YouTubeGeodiode

Keep Texas Wild: Blackland Prairie

74.6K viewsNov 11, 2010

YouTubeTexas Parks and Wildlife

Ecosystems Episode 3: The Grassland Ecosystem!

207.3K viewsApr 18, 2020

YouTubeThe Wild Report

America's Grasslands: A Threatened National Treasure

45K viewsMay 27, 2010

YouTubeDucks Unlimited

Bush stone-curlews - with Dr Dave

14.6K viewsApr 23, 2012

YouTubeMurray–Darling Basin Authority

Answering the Call of the Curlew | WWT

6.2K viewsAug 17, 2020

The State of Quail | Texas Parks & Wildlife

131.4K viewsNov 18, 2015

YouTubeTexas Parks and Wildlife

The Curlews Last Call (Plight of the Curlew) EE15 EP2

15.2K viewsJan 12, 2017

YouTubeEarth Horizon

A Curlew Calls

18.5K viewsOct 26, 2021

YouTubeNatural England

See more