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The ZEISS SFL: The new lightness of being
Peter Rass is a renowned ornithologist and bird photographer from Austria. He recently bought the new SFL40 and gave us feedback.
Bee a Team
Numerous ZEISS employees installed, filled, and planted eight apiaries for wild bees on the ZEISS factory plant in Oberkochen, in line with our sustainability strategy.
ZEISS UK Young Birder Awards
Somewhere, Up there, My thoughts are lost on a sky-kissed wind, aloft. Sun adorned and Swallow formed. This poem was just one of the fantastic submissions to the ZEISS UK Young Birder Awards. One of the three winners, Esther Rumsey from Gloucester, brought it to the point: “I was in our garden trying to think
The 2022 lightweight surprise
Just when we thought that top-end binoculars could not be of any less weight, ZEISS comes up with an incredible high-performance binocular, the SFL.
Ambassadors answer: Lasse Olsson
Lasse Olsson is a Swedish birdwatcher and nature photographer. We visited him at the Swedish west coast and there he was one of the first to test our new ZEISS SFL binoculars. What does ZEISS mean to you? ZEISS means first class products you can always rely on. The performance and quality are outstanding and
Turning a Hobby into a Passion: Join ZEISS Ambassador Toby Carter on his local Birding patch at Frampton Marsh, UK
ZEISS Ambassador Toby Carter takes us out birding to his local patch at Frampton Marsh explaining why birding is his passion.
Part 5: Bird races: Celebrating the variety of bird species
An article about the development of birdraces such as “Champions of the Flyway” at the international level and their importance for species conservation.
Ambassadors answer: Mark James Pearson
Mark James Pearson is an Ornithologist, Wildlife Guide and Environmental Educator living at the North Yorkshire Coast in the UK. We asked him about optics, education and conservation.
Ambassadors answer: Noam Weiss
This short interview highlights the extraordinary conservation work of the International Birding and Research Center in Eilat (IBRCE).
Part 4: Birdwatching on various channels in a digitalized era
Birdwatching on various channels in a digitalized era of the 20th century with a variety of channels and and apps with global linkage.