Edited overview
The West African Bird Study Association, or WABSA, was formed in April 1994 by Gambians concerned about the protection of birds and their habitats.
Research and public awareness
The archived profile describes work on local bird names, school bird clubs, media outreach and a community sanctuary initiative at Marakisa. Its central aim is to connect bird study with environmental protection and sustainable development.
Community involvement
The association’s story shows how local knowledge, education and cooperation can support conservation. The original profile describes activities at the time it was written, rather than a verified current programme.
Photographs from the archive



Edited from the original Gambia.dk archive. Historical information reflects the period described.
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