Applications open for the 2026 Flyway Monitoring Traineeship
With the preparations for the 2026 Autumn count well underway, we are happy to announce opening applications for the BRC Flyway Monitoring Traineeship.
With the preparations for the 2026 Autumn count well underway, we are happy to announce opening applications for the BRC Flyway Monitoring Traineeship.
After successfully completing another crowdfunding campaign, we’re happy to announce the call for counters. The application form is now open for Autumn 2026.
Last year, we launched the BRC Flyway Monitoring Traineeship, a new initiative with our long-time partner OSME. Meet the 2025 cohort of trainees.
With preparations for the 2025 Autumn count well underway, we're delighted to open applications for the BRC Flyway Monitoring Traineeship, run in partnership with OSME.
After successfully finishing another crowdfunding campaign, we’re happy to announce the call for counters. We have now opened the application form and are…
Over the past decade, migration monitoring has become more and more popular along the East Afro-Eurasian Flyway, with projects (re)starting around the Caucasus region, the Middle East and Central Asia.
After successfully finishing another crowdfunding campaign, we’re happy to announce the call for counters.
With the funding for 2024 complete, we have started preparations for the count! The count will run from the 12th of August until the 21st of October.
For every autumn count we rely on a diverse group of volunteer counters. This year, unusually, most of our long-term positions are still open, and we urgently need people to help fill them.
We are still raising funds, but preparations for the BRC Autumn Count of 2023 have started. The count will run from the 12th of August until the 21st of October.
After finishing a successful crowdfunding campaign, we’re happy to finally announce the call for counters.
We are still raising funds, but preparations for the BRC Autumn Count of 2022 have started. The count will run from the 12th of August until the 21st of October.
In 2019 and 2020 we carried out the first and second spring pilot counts in the Batumi bottleneck, revealing a very different composition of raptor migration compared to autumn. We're looking for volunteers to join us for the third and final spring count in 2022.
Since 2008, in over a decade of counts, over 380 volunteers have participated in the annual Batumi Raptor Count. This year, the 13th count is organized, which runs from August 12th until October 21st of 2021.
Have you missed counting raptors as much as we have? If so, we have good news for you: the application round for the BRC volunteer raptor counter positions is now open!
We approach the future with hope in our hearts and have started planning the BRC Autumn Count 2021. The count will run from the 12th of August until the 21st of October.
Since 2008, in a decade of counts, over 300 volunteers have participated in the annual Batumi Raptor Count. This year, the 11th count is held, which runs from August 17th until October 16th of 2018.
Our team of count coordinators is complete!
Join us as member to become integral part of BRC. We'd like to create closer ties with you throughout the year, and with your help continue our raptor conservation efforts in Batumi.
Sabuko - Society for Nature Conservation Georgia is looking for motivated people who want to help monitor the illegal hunting pressure in the Batumi bottleneck.
The Georgian Black Sea coast is a walhalla for birders, but also ecologists and other researchers are increasingly interested to visit the area.
The BRC is conducting its first spring count in Batumi from 01. April till 31. May and invites everybody who is keen to join the migration count.
As spring advances, we continue to receive more applications to volunteer for BRC 2011. Thank you all for the enthusiasm!