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Pousio: gunshot Cinereous Vulture survived and is back in the skies of Serra do Mendro, Portugal 

A long recovery required three rehabilitation centres and several veterinary interventions  Firstborn ...
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Release of the Cinereous Vulture Charneco ©Paulo Monteiro:SPEA

Nest fall, recovery and impressive first flight – Meet the Cinereous Vulture Charneco

A Cinereous Vulture chick was rescued, recovered and returned to the wild ...
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Breeding Cinereous Vulture shot in Bulgaria 

On 20 September 2025, in the Omurtag area of Bulgaria, a Cinereous ...
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The Cinereous Vulture nest discovered in Artà © CAIB

First Cinereous Vulture nest found outside Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana

In a major breakthrough for bird conservation in Mallorca, a Cinereous Vulture ...
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Cinereous Vulture killed by electrocution on a power line © Quercus cover

Two Cinereous Vultures electrocuted on power lines in Tejo Internacional, Portugal 

Following the identification of several cases of bird mortality by electrocution in ...
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The Cinereous Vultures back in the acclimatization station © Palombar

Donations ensure the return of Cinereous Vultures to the acclimatisation station in Douro Internacional, Portugal 

Keep supporting to protect this species from extinction and help us reach ...
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Tagging the Cinerous Vulture chick Vidigueira ©Carlos Pacheco; ©LPN

Strategic Cinereous Vulture colony in southern Portugal under serious threat 

In June 2024, the fifth breeding colony of the Cinereous Vulture was ...
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Cinereous and Griffon Vultures ©Bruno Berthemy

Wind energy and safety distances: new guidelines to protect the Cinereous Vulture 

A new report from the LIFE Aegypius Return project recommends that wind ...
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Griffon (left) and Cinereous Vulture_Hansruedi Weyrich

Extremadura: A lifeline for Europe’s Vultures

Vultures are struggling in many parts of the world, but in Europe, ...
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Why International Vulture Awareness Day matters and how you can celebrate

Every year, on the first Saturday of September, people around the world ...
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Release of Brava at Herdade da Contenda ©Fábio Moreira 3

A weakened 2025 chick was rescued, rehabilitated, and released back into the wild

A juvenile Cinereous Vulture – a 2025 chick – was found in ...
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Lead, a Borderless Poison: International Symposium on the Effects of Hunting Lead Ammunition on Wild Birds, Environment, and Human Health 

On October 17 and 18, international experts will address the effects of ...
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Tragic loss of Cinereous Vulture “Dryan”

On July 27 2025, Society for the Protection of Biodiversity of Thrace ...
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A world of threats and how to mitigate them 

Vultures face multiple threats worldwide that have put many species at risk ...
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Fire in the Douro International Natural Park ©Mieza:Palombar

Several Cinereous Vulture nests burned in the Douro Internacional Nature Park, in northern Portugal

Massive wildfire caused a direct and significant impact on the recovery of ...
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Cinereous, Egyptian and Griffon Vultures © Bruno Berthemy

Discover Vulture News: The voice of global Vulture Conservation & Research 

If you’re passionate about vultures and their conservation, Vulture News is a ...
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Cinereous Vulture chick in the nest © Álvares Figueira

LIFE Aegypius Return reaches milestone of 50 Cinereous Vultures fitted with GPS/GSM transmitters

The mortality rate of the monitored birds stands at 18% and is ...
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two men holding a kennel with a cinereous vultures inside, walking in the woods

Cinereous vulture rescued in Serbia thanks to regional and international collaboration

Vultures know no borders, and conservation efforts should follow the same route. ...
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More than scavengers: how vultures influenced cultures and religions 

Long before science highlighted vultures ecological importance, cultures around the world had ...
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Cinereous, Egyptian and Griffon Vultures © Bruno Berthemy

Vultures play an important role in nature… and in the economy! 

By 2048, vultures could contribute more than 18 million euros to the ...
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