Our Priorities

SAVING
SPECIES

RESTORING
HABITATS

EMPOWERING
LOCALS

RAISING
AWARENESS

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The Difference
We Make
In the latest document SABUKO summarized its work and all the important events and activities, implemented in 2019 in 4 main directions: Saving Species, Restoring Habitats, Empowering Locals and Raising Awareness.
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Breathtaking Stories from Fields
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The Kakheti steppes: a fragile balance between a living landscape or a future desert
The Georgian steppe spanning the area between the Iori and Alazani rivers hosts a unique mixture of Palearctic, Indomalayan and Afrotropical fauna, including jackals, wolves and vultures. It was once home to the elusive Caucasian leopard. The steppe has been used for millennia as winter pastures by semi-nomadic transhumance pastoralists with tens of thousands of sheep, but a combination of climate change and increased stocking densities is causing the degradation of this fragile habitat. The project will build on the progress made by the completed ELP-funded Iori River project. It will scale up grassland restoration and continue working with the pastoralist community to recover and to reconnect wildlife corridors from Kakheti to Vashlavani.
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Ringing Camp
Bird ringing is when experienced ringers attach a small, individually numbered metal or plastic ring to the leg or wing of a wild bird to enable individual identification. Ringing aims to study the life cycle of the birds (population viability, mortality, age, and the rate of nesting and survival of specific target species), their habits, population dynamics and migration. Ringing must only be done if a permit has been granted by the relevant governmental institution. To find out and analyse the above, data researchers use the individually numbered metal rings to identify individuals if they are recaptured.
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Conservation of Batumi Flyway
Programme was initiated in order to contribute to the valuable decrease of bird killings in Batumi Flyway. For this goal, we intend to provide (1) Systematic monitoring and field survey in 4 surrounding villages located in project target area, (2) Engagement of local communities, hunters, falconers and project stakeholders in conservation activities and (3) Increasing public awareness among local communities and broader civil society.
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Conservation of Eastern Imperial Eagle in Georgia
The aim of the project was to address constraints of Imperial Eagles in Georgia and increase the local a population. To achieve this aim, we employed direct conservation measures, supplemented by awareness-raising and involvement of the local communities.
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MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM

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Free attendance at Sabuko’s trainings and workshops

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Participation in field trips and expeditions

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Educational materials on Georgian and English languages

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Bird shaped wooden brooches

By supporting SABUKO, you will help secure the future of vulnerable wild birds and their environment in Georgia. We depend on the generosity of our supporters to maintain our vital conservation work. Thank you for your support – it really does make a difference.

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Awareness Raising
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Urban Birding

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Educational Activities

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Educational Materials

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SABUKO BIRD APP
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Learning Birds

Photos, voices and other relevant details of species, that will help you to detect the species populated in Georgia is collected and presented in the app

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Collecting Data

Add your own observation into the database of the app – the species, location, gender, number and other details, that will help us to improve our scientific data

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Maps

Use the app even while being offline and find out which species have been observed nearby your location by other users

How to find SABUKO
SABUKO (Society for Nature Conservation) is Birdlife Partner in Georgia. Our main directions is conservation of species and their habitats. Our mission is to promote the conservation of wildlife in Georgia and to increase the valuation of nature by the public and to encourage the sustainable use of natural resources.
POSTAL ADRESS

Vano Sarajishvili str. 3a, Tbilisi, Georgia

WORK HOURS

Monday-Friday 10:00-19:00

CONTACT INFORMATION

(0322) 90 74 93

EMAIL ADRESS

Office@sabuko.org

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