The Messina Strait: A Lifeline for Migratory Birds
The Messina Strait holds the fate of millions of birds. Each spring, the skies above Italy’s Strait of Messina transform into a living highway, with raptors, storks, and songbirds migrating between Sicily and Calabria.
For millions of migratory birds, this small passage is a lifeline. However, this natural treasure is at risk due to the Italian government’s plan to build a bridge across the Strait of Messina.
The Italian government’s plan could endanger thousands of birds and disrupt one of Europe’s most important migratory corridors, with consequences reaching far beyond Italy.
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Author's summary: The Strait of Messina is a vital migration route.More News
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