Antonia Micallef

@amicallef.bsky.social

Public Engagement Executive @birdlifemalta.bsky.social Journalism background & communications professional

In Malta, where the illegal killing of wild birds remains a serious problem, protecting nature laws means protecting wild birds, the habitats they depend on and the environment we all share.

BirdLife Malta@birdlifemalta.bsky.social · 6d ago

1.25 million people told EU leaders: our health & nature are not for sale! 🌿 BirdLife Malta has supported #HandsOffNature from the start, standing up for the laws that protect wild birds, their habitats & our environment. @jessikaroswall.ec.europa.eu Read more: birdlifemalta.org/2026/10/1-25...

Discover the State of the World’s Birds!🐦 This sixth edition by BirdLife International focuses on migratory birds and their flyways, and what they reveal about the state of nature, the drivers of biodiversity loss, and the solutions needed to reverse declines.🗺️ Find it here👉 www.sowb.birdlife.org

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Birds know no borders. Neither do we. 🌍  We are attending the Global Flyways Summit, uniting scientists, conservationists and policymakers with finance, business and government to protect the flyways connecting our planet.️🐦  Because birds cross borders, and so must our work.🙌

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🔊 'It's now leaking oil into the sea at an exponential rate.' Greenpeace warns about the growing oil spill off Oman's coast. Hear why it's such a threat on the Reuters World News podcast reut.rs/4bPbsJH

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As environmental challenges mount, many people are beginning to rethink the true meaning of wealth. Perhaps the greatest treasures are not hidden underground at all. They are the living landscapes that sustain life itself and make our planet a place we can call home.

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Professor Renald Blundell of the University of Malta called for a reassessment of fireworks regulation and for an honest reckoning with the balance between cultural tradition and the protection of agricultural land, water resources, tourism and human health. newsbook.com.mt/en/salini-fi...

Salini fireworks explosion could have killed up to 5,000, scientist warns

A scientist has warned that the explosion at a fireworks factory in the Salini area on 1 June could have killed between 4,000 and 5,000 people had it occurred closer to a residential area, as he calle...

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An open spring hunting season served as a cover. Illegal hunting increases when hunters are out under the excuse of legally targeting Turtle-doves and Quail, resulting in #birds that should have continued their journey to Europe to breed instead ending their lives in Malta.

BirdLife Malta@birdlifemalta.bsky.social · 6mo ago

This spring hunting season once again exposed the illegal targeting of protected migratory birds in #Malta. This is only a fraction of the illegal killing taking place in our countryside. @jessikaroswall.ec.europa.eu @euenvironmentandclimate.ec.europa.eu timesofmalta.com/article/trac...