New birdwatching adventure along the Nile in Aswan, featuring vibrant birdlife, glowing smiles, and an unforgettable first-time experience for young Karim. Discover how nature, learning, and joy come together on this unique eco-tour.
Saluga and Ghazal Nature Reserve is the smallest NR in Egypt. Despite their small size, Saluga and Ghazal Protected Area represent a critical refuge for birds and wildlife in southern Egypt. Their natural beauty, biological richness, and cultural importance make them a true gem for nature lovers and birders alike.
Blue-cheeked bee-eater (Merops persicus) is a migrant breeder (MB) and regular passage visitor (PV) bird, as it is described in “Common Birds of Egypt” for Bertel Bruun and Sherif Baha El Din. The breeding range is only limited on the Nile Delta. Is it the first breeding record in the South?
The sunbird is not only a beautiful bird. Nile valley sunbird has an interesting story with me dated in summer 2009. A surprise encounter that changed my mood and eventually my life.
we’re celebrating the BIG DAY!
On May 10th, Aswan Birdwatching participated in the celebration of World Migratory Bird Day, contributing to our ongoing efforts to promote bird awareness and conservation.
Birds are more than just beautiful creatures that fill our skies with their songs. They are essential players in the health of our planet and have a direct impact on human life in ways many people may not realize. Understanding why we should care about birds is the first step toward protecting them.
Here are 10 reasons why we should care about birds.
Imagine a world where cities are designed not just for humans but also for the incredible creatures that fly through our skies. World Migratory Bird Day 2025 is a call to action to make this vision a reality. This global campaign, celebrated on May 10th and October 11th, 2025, aims to protect migratory birds and their habitats by promoting bird-friendly urban planning and conservation efforts.
Aswan, the southernmost city in Egypt, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty. From tranquil beaches to majestic temples, here’s a list of 7 interesting places to visit in Aswan:
Birds bring beauty, song, and life to our environment—but many species are declining due to human activity. Fortunately, we can all take simple actions to help protect them. Here are 10 effective steps you can take right at home!
Last February, Aswan Birdwatching participated in the celebration of World Day for Wetlands, a global event held annually to raise awareness about the importance of wetlands and the need to conserve and protect them. The event was organized by Sobek Planet.
