Curlew Action
@curlewaction.bsky.social
The campaign to protect Curlews from extinction. Celebrating curlews on World Curlew Day (21 April)
Will we learn the lesson, or shrug and continue? It’s up to us. The world has lost the sight and sound of a unique and beautiful creature. There are no more second chances. But we can stop it happening again. Please support our work.
October 10, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Will we learn the lesson, or shrug and continue? It’s up to us. The world has lost the sight and sound of a unique and beautiful creature. There are no more second chances. But we can stop it happening again. Please support our work.
Those who saw them used words like delicate and mysterious. It was shot, its habitat changed, we couldn’t give it the peace or even the right to live. David Gray reads Emma Price’s poem The Last Slender-billed Curlew. The music continues as the words stop, an echo of the ghost of a bird.
October 10, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Those who saw them used words like delicate and mysterious. It was shot, its habitat changed, we couldn’t give it the peace or even the right to live. David Gray reads Emma Price’s poem The Last Slender-billed Curlew. The music continues as the words stop, an echo of the ghost of a bird.