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A dead Cinereous Vulture with gps tag laying on shrubs

Human factors dominate Cinereous Vulture mortality in the Iberian Peninsula 

The LIFE Aegypius Return project is dedicated to the conservation of the ...
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Griffon Vulture in Sardinia feeding_LIFE Safe for Vultures

The Griffon Vultures of Sardinia and their precious yet overlooked ecosystem services 

In the heart of the Mediterranean, Griffon Vultures are more than just ...
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Year of impact: Our contribution to vulture conservation in 2024 

As 2024 draws to a close, we take a moment to celebrate ...
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Sardinia Griffon Vultures population welcomes 30 new individuals

In a remarkable international effort, 30 young Griffon Vultures recently arrived in ...
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A group of Griffon Vultures on top of a little wall, with the woods in the background

The most participated census in the history of ornithology in Sardinia

Almost one hundred volunteers divided in 26 teams covered a large part ...
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Group of people standing in a yard with the LIFE project flag in front of them

LIFE Rhodope Vultures Project is officially launched

The LIFE Rhodope Vultures Project, presented in September during the Vulture Festival ...
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Pioneer stem-cell treatment against arthritis for Bernard, the cinereous vulture 

In a groundbreaking advancement for veterinary medicine and wildlife conservation, a 28-year-old ...
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Crime scene analysis instruments with people observing in the background

Bulgaria takes step forward in combating wildlife crime with national police training course 

Bulgaria has demonstrated a strong commitment to conservation by organising a national ...
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Griffon Vulture in Sardinia © LIFE Safe for Vultures

Celebrating 50 years of Vultures conservation in Sardinia 

Saturday 26 October the LIFE Safe for Vultures Project in Sardinia celebrated ...
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Balancing Energy Production and Vulture Conservation 

As we transition towards renewable energy solutions, due to the climate crisis, ...
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10 young griffon vultures on a perch in the acclimatisation aviary in Cea Romana (Sardinia)

22 Griffon Vultures released in southern Sardinia – LIFE Safe for Vultures

22 Griffon Vultures were recently released from the acclimatisation aviary in Cea ...
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portrait of young griffon vulture

The (mis)adventures of Grif, the young Griffon Vulture mascot of LIFE SUPport 

The young Griffon Vulture Grif, hatched in the Kvarner island of Plavnik ...
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Behind the scenes at the Bearded Vulture Captive Breeding Centre in Guadalentín 

Since its inauguration in 1996, the Bearded Vulture Captive Breeding Centre at ...
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Griffon Vulture in Sardinia © LIFE Safe for Vultures

Are you becoming a creature of habit with age? You’re aging fine like a Griffon Vulture! 

A new research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ...
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“Expert Week”: VCF team answers pressing questions on vulture conservation 

In celebration of International Vulture Awareness Day (IVAD) 2024, the Vulture Conservation ...
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Kid talking with an adult in in front of bird themed merchandise

“LIFE Rhodope Vultures”: the new project to protect Cinereous Vultures in the Balkans kicks off in September 

A three-day Vulture Festival held in Madzharovo, Bulgaria, has marked the launch ...
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A golden summer for Egyptian Vultures in the Balkans 

The Egyptian Vulture (Neophron percnopterus), a species listed as globally endangered, has ...
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White-rumped Vulture (Gyps bengalensis) flying

Vulture decline in India linked to death of 500,000 people, study suggests 

According to a recent study, the decline of vulture population in India ...
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Young Cinereous Vulture on the ground with a freshly applied GPS transmitter on its back. On the side of the picture, the LIFE Aegypius Return green shirt.

New Cinereous Vulture breeding colony discovered in Portugal

Following the discovery of a fifth breeding colony by the ICNF, the ...
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Adult Bearded Vultures Torla and Secundino taking care of a chick in an artificial nest in Vallcalent Beeding Unit

A Pyrenean Bearded Vulture fairytale in EEP breeding programme  

In conservation, stories of triumph and resilience often emerge from the most ...
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