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INFORMATION FOR THE PRESS
Please note: we will be continuosly updating this page with new resources & translations as they become available.
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WMBD Partners - You can also find additional information & press contacts via the websites of our partners.
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WMBD 2008 FLYER: english | français | español | deutsch | portuguese
IMAGES AND GRAPHICS
WMBD LOGO + POSTER
| World Migratory Bird Day Logo: |
World Migratory Bird Day 2008 Poster: |
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Download the WMBD Logo as:
JPG [0.8 MB] | PSD [8 MB] | PDF [ 0.5 MB] | EPS [11 MB] |
Download the WMBD 2008 Poster as:
JPG [0.6 MB] | PDF [ 2.2 MB -for poster size printing!] |
Please note: The World Migratory Bird Day logo and poster can be downloaded here in various formats. We strongly encourage you to incorporate these in your WMBD messages, activities and information materials. They can be used free of charge and have been produced for the sole purpose of spreading the news about WMBD! Upon request we can also send you the actual QuarkXPress® design files (on CD) to help you produce local, translated versions of the poster and logo in your own language.
To order the design CD or hardcopies of the poster please contact us at:
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PHOTOS (royalty free)
| LESSER FLAMINGOS |
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Lesser Flamingos (Phoenicopterus minor) in Lake Nakuru, Kenya
© Sergey Dereliev, UNEP/AEWA
Description: The Lesser Flamingo is an abundant species with over ca. 2.5 million individuals; these birds are extreme habitat specialists, with the majority of birds occurring in alkaline lakes in the Great Rift Valley in Africa. The destruction of those habitats could lead to a dramatic population declines.
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TURTLE DOVE
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Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur)
© Sergey Dereliev, UNEP/AEWA
Description: The Turtle Dove population in Europe has already been significantly affected by factors such as deteriorated habitats and spring hunting in the south.
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STEPPE EAGLE
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Steppe Eagle (Aquila nipalensis) in north Kazakhstan
© Sergey Dereliev, UNEP/AEWA
Description: The Steppe Eagle is a long-distance migrant flying over a large part of the world from Central Asia, via the Middle East, crossing the equator and down to South Africa. On its long journey it is depending on different kinds of ecosystems as stopover sites.
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A note to the photos: Because we wanted to be 100% certain that the photos we offer on this page are royalty free, we chose to offer the ones above. However, if you would like to donate your pictures to this cause in the future please contact us .
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