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Successful antipoaching operation in Serbia: suspect arrested for poisoning a Cinereous Vulture
In an impressive anti-poaching operation, the Niš Police Directorate arrested a man ...
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A dangerous windfarm planned in the heart of Eastern Rhodopes
A planned wind energy project in the Krumovgrad (Natura 2000) area of ...
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Critically Endangered White-Backed vultures tagged in Morocco moving to Spain
Vulture Rehabilitation Centre JBel Moussa in Morocco recently tagged two Critically Endangered White-Backed vultures ...
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25 Himalayan Griffon Vultures poisoned in India
25 Himalayan vultures found dead in Lakhimpur Kheri – Uttar Pradesh’s Dudhwa ...
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Building the foundation for the return of the Cinereous Vulture in Croatia
BIOM association organised a stakeholders’ workshop, co-funded by the LIFE Rhodope Vulture ...
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Learning from Spanish expertise: LIFE SUPport hosts an important police training workshop on wildlife crime
The LIFE SUPport project hosted a WildLIFE Crime Academy training workshop dedicated ...
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Cinereous Vulture conservation in Armenia: one year of collaboration
Over the past several years, ornithologist and vulture specialist Lusine Aghajanyan has been systematically tagging ...
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Anchored or explorers? The different lives of GPS-monitored Griffon Vultures in Sardinia
The analysis of the movements of GPS-tracked Griffon Vultures in Sardinia reveals valuable information to advise future conservation strategies. The study, conducted by the LIFE Safe for Vultures project, ...
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Info Gipeto No. 39: a milestone publication for Bearded Vulture conservation
After a four-year hiatus, the Vulture Conservation Foundation is proud to share ...
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The effect of lead poisoning illustrated in an animation
A new animation, produced by the Vulture Conservation Foundation, shows the impact ...
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Mass poisoning incident threatens the heart of the Cinereous Vulture population in the Balkans
The Dadia-Lefkimi-Soufli National Forest Park in Greece is under a serious threat. A mass ...
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24 vultures decapitated in a poisoning incident in Senegal
24 vultures were found poisoned and decapitated in Senegal. This is the ...
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How much does a windfarm cost to vultures?
A new study, published in the journal Biological Conservation, highlights the effects ...
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Enzo and Heinz: when conservation becomes community
The life of Griffon Vulture Enzo was short, but it touched many ...
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A Valentine ‘s pair in the Eastern Rhodopes
A few months after losing his mate, a male Cinereous Vulture finds ...
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Restoring Kvarner Islands grasslands: a lifeline for Croatia’s Griffon Vultures
The LIFE SUPport project recently published a report on the condition of ...
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New LIFE for Griffon Vultures in the Balkans
A new European conservation initiative, the LIFE Balkan GriffON, has officially been ...
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Another wave of wildlife poisonings hits Africa
Two separate poisoning incidents, one at the Kenya-Tanzania border and one in ...
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Griffon Vultures in the Balkans are thriving
The results of the last Balkan-wide Griffon vultures census are unequivocal: the ...
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Silent sentinels: how GPS-tagged vultures help detect wildlife crime
GPS tracking data are a cornerstone of conservation protocols all over the ...
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