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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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Behind the scenes of GPS tracking in vultures conservation
One instrument to monitor vultures’ movements, behaviour and overall condition: the GPS ...
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First flight for Hades and Hera: two young Bearded Vultures released in Maestrazgo this year
2025 marks the eighth year of consecutive Bearded Vultures releases in Maestrazgo, ...
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First wild-hatched Bearded Vulture takes flight in Cantabria after a century
For the first time in over a century, a Bearded Vulture hatched ...
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Egyptian Vulture pair chooses Sardinia to nest once again
Italy’s rarest raptor nests on Capo Caccia (Sardinia) cliffs for the 7th ...
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Rüppell’s Vulture found dead in Southern Portugal
A Rüppell’s vulture (Gyps rueppelli) was recently found dead near Beja, in ...
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Farewell, Kutelka: the Cinereous Vulture that kept conservationists always on their toes
On June 2, Kutelka, one of Bulgaria’s most iconic Cinereous Vultures, was ...
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Over 100 Bearded Vultures pairs in the Alps: a true conservation success
This year we celebrate over one hundred Bearded Vultures breeding pairs in ...
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New breeding record for Cinereous Vultures in Bulgaria following reintroduction efforts
In a promising turn for wildlife conservation, eight Cinereous Vulture chicks were ...
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The adventures of Vinzenz: A young Bearded Vulture’s Grand Tour from the Alps to the Netherlands
In a spectacular journey covering more than 1,600 kilometers, Vinzenz, a one-year-old ...
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New members for the Griffon Vultures population in South Sardinia
The LIFE Safe for Vultures restocking programme continues with a successful third ...
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The extraordinary travels of the Egyptian Vulture Gabriel
After spending three years in Africa, the Egyptian Vulture Gabriel flies back ...
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A lucky escape for Perdas thanks to the great rescue network in Sardinia
Earlier this week, Perdas, a member of the Griffon Vultures colony established ...
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The Eastern Rhodopes welcome seven Cinereous Vultures
The LIFE Rhodope Vulture project continues its work on restoring the Cinereous ...
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From Africa to Iberia: The journey of a Critically Endangered Rüppell’s Vulture
Once found only in the skies over Africa, the Critically Endangered Rüppell’s ...
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Ecological crisis in South Africa: another vulture mass poisoning incident in Mpumalanga
Only a few weeks after a shocking vulture mass poisoning incident was ...
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First steps to reintroduce extinct vulture species in Sardinia
A three-day technical meeting was recently held in Alghero, Sardinia (Italy), to ...
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Cinereous Vultures released in Eastern Rhodope Mountains
The LIFE Rhodope Vulture project recently released six Cinereous Vultures in the ...
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Hunter2Hunter: non-lead ammunitions in Kvarner Islands
Lead poisoning is one of the leading causes of death among vultures ...
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