Alex Casha

Alex Casha is a Maltese naturalist, birdwatcher, environmental educator, and photographer whose work is closely associated with the study and appreciation of Malta’s wildlife. He has long been active in field observation and environmental awareness initiatives, particularly in the documentation of bird species and natural habitats across the Maltese Islands. His contribution to environmental education includes both practical conservation work and public outreach aimed at encouraging a deeper understanding of local biodiversity.

Casha is best known as the co-author of Where to Watch Birds and other Wildlife in Malta, a guidebook that serves as an essential reference for birdwatchers, naturalists, and visitors interested in Malta’s rich but fragile ecosystems. The publication provides detailed information on key birdwatching sites, seasonal species, and wildlife habitats across the islands, reflecting his extensive field experience and knowledge of local ecology. His photographic work, often featured in environmental publications and nature reserves documentation, further complements his writing by visually capturing Malta’s landscapes and avian diversity.

Through his ongoing involvement in conservation activities, reserve management support, and environmental education initiatives, Alex Casha has contributed to raising awareness of Malta’s natural heritage. His work continues to support efforts to protect birdlife and natural habitats, while encouraging responsible observation and appreciation of wildlife among both residents and visitors to the islands.