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BirdLife thanks everyone who has provided information for the 2020 Red List update. The unprecedented volume of feedback has exceeded our processing capacity, especially given COVID-19. Consequently, it has not been possible to reassess every species that may require a category change in the 2020 update. However, all new information has been catalogued, and will be processed, reflected and acknowledged in relevant species’ assessments ASAP. Any further potential category changes will be prioritised, with work starting on the 2021 update in September 2020. Thanks for your understanding and support.
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Tag Archives: West Indian Whistling-duck
Archived 2015 topics: West Indian Whistling-duck (Dendrocygna arborea): request for information
Surveys carried out in Cuba – the most significant part of the species’s range both in size and population numbers – have shown the species to be more widespread on the main island and adjacent offshore islands than was previously thought. Present knowledge suggests that the species does not meet the thresholds for Vulnerable under any of the IUCN Red List criteria and may warrant downlisting. Continue reading