Official news releases, conservation reports, research publications, and policy updates from the Government of Birdland.
A landmark census reveals emperor penguin colonies across Eastern Birdland have reached their highest recorded population in over four decades, signaling the success of the nation's aggressive conservation policies.
In a historic address at the Southern Hemisphere Diplomatic Summit, President Wadsworth outlined Birdland's vision for a new era of cooperative human-wildlife relations built on mutual respect and shared stewardship.
The Birdland Parliament has approved the creation of three new maritime protection zones along the northern coastline, extending environmental safeguards to an additional 45,000 square kilometers of ocean.
A groundbreaking three-year joint research program between Birdland and Norwegian scientists has identified key environmental factors that could allow krill populations to recover to pre-industrial levels within two decades.
The Ministry of Tourism and External Affairs has released updated guidelines for the 2026 visitor season, introducing new permit categories, expanded access zones, and stricter environmental compliance requirements.