Atlas Reveals Migratory Routes of Vulnerable Birds at COP15

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•The atlas was launched during the COP15 conference in March 2026.
•It details migratory routes of vulnerable bird species to support conservation planning.
•COP15 approved enhanced protections for giant Amazon catfish and giant otters.
•The atlas aims to facilitate international cooperation on bird conservation along migration paths.

What Could Happen If...

▸Governments use the atlas data to implement targeted habitat protections Vulnerable bird populations could stabilize or increase due to safer migration routes

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🏛Conference of the Parties

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REGIONALAgencia BrasilCOP15 aprova maior proteção de bagres gigantes da Amazônia e ariranhas REGIONALAgencia BrasilAtlas lançado na COP15 mostra rotas migratórias de aves vulneráveis

An atlas showing the migratory routes of vulnerable bird species was launched at COP15 to aid conservation efforts. The atlas helps governments and environmental groups identify critical habitats and flyways for better protection of these birds. COP15 also approved increased protections for giant Amazon catfish and giant otters, highlighting broader biodiversity commitments at the conference.