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I have been out of circulation this past six years raising a family, now I am trying to get back into my former life. My husband and I are well known in nature conservation in Egypt. We produced the IBA Directory for Egypt.
One of the areas I specialize in is birding tourism. I built capacity in one company and recently the team I developed left to start their own company. They are the only company in Egypt specialized in birding tourism, by that I mean 100% Egyptian nationals! There are very few Egyptian birders (maybe less than 30-40 in a country of some 80 million)…although there is much more interest than before. Some of these birders, don’t even have bins or field guides…let alone scopes, cameras, etc… While Egypt has been upgraded to an Emerging Nation Status, the vast majority have very little financial resources. Therefore, I am trying to develop a national network of local guides to provide opportunities from birding. I am also working to involve local communities as much as possible.
Egypt is not that well known for birding tourism. There are a lot of tourists (8-10 million) coming to Egypt every year for the antiquities and Red Sea tourism. So I am trying to promote Egypt for birding and let the birding community know what it offers, again to further the conservation of bird species and their habitats.
I would appreciate any assistance to bring more attention to Egypt as a birding destination and gain business for this fledging company.
Mindy Baha El Din
Hi Mindy. I know you (or at least I know OF you) very well, and I saw the unforgiveable recent mauling you took on MEBirdNet. I know how hard you’ve worked over the years to promote Egyptian conservation: I’m not sure what we can do to help but I’d certainly be happy to discuss options with you. Maybe you could write a guest post for us explaining what Egypt has to offer?
Please contact me at charlie10000birds AT gmail.com if that’s something you’d be interested in.
Charlie
hello
Just look at your website and it is really great,hard work must have gone into it.I have been a bird lover and now a kenyan birding guide,with my web recently launched,i need promotion,i am chairing lake baringo biodiversity which struggles to fight back environmental ills threatening birdlife in lake baringo,kenya.
Your advice will be appreciated.
moses