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Young Bearded Vulture Bavaria and Wally successfully take their first flight into the Bavarian Alps
For the first time in over 140, two young Bearded Vultures call ...
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Grands Causses welcomes one more Bearded Vulture as part of the LIFE GypConnect reintroduction project
One more captive-bred Bearded Vulture now lives in the Grands Causses Regional ...
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The spread of misinformation as a new challenge for vulture conservation
Condors and vultures (hereafter “vultures”) are threatened necrophagous bird species relying on ...
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Wildlife Crime Academy: using CSI and forensic science to solve wildlife crimes across 9 countries
Let’s be honest: Death plays a significant part in wildlife conservation. Conservationists ...
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Donna Elvira and BelArosa recently became the 50th and 51st Bearded Vultures reintroduced in the Swiss Alps
This year marked the 30 year anniversary since the first Bearded Vultures were ...
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Cáceres Farmer receives a hefty penalty for intentionally poisoning sheep to kill vultures
Spanish authorities lead the way in the fight against wildlife crime once ...
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DEAD OR DYING: Nearly 100 vultures fall victim to suspected mass poisoning in Castilla y León (Spain)
An area in Castilla y León, Spain, became a death trap for ...
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LIFE RE-Vultures: Joint efforts successfully conserve vultures in the Eastern Rhodopes
Ιncreasing the Griffon Vulture population in the Eastern Rhodopes, restoring the red ...
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Wildlife Crime Academy: first training starts in one week
In Andalusia, Spain, they even use helicopters to investigate suspicious bird mortality. An ...
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Research review: What are the economic benefits of avian scavenger-based tourism in Spain?
A recently published study demonstrates the benefits avian scavengers contribute to people and the need to ...
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Raptor interactions: Golden Eagle predates Griffon Vulture chick
During a field visit observing Griffon Vultures in Vercors (southwesternmost Alps), our ...
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Tinença de Benifassà natural park welcomed three new Bearded Vultures
The Tinença de Benifassà natural park recently received three more captive-bred Bearded ...
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First Egyptian Vulture observation in the UK in 150 years
Following the visit of the young Bearded Vulture “Vigo/Flysch” in the UK last ...
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Livestock breeders and conservationists increase safe food sources for three vulture species in the Meteora of the North
In the Kompsatos River Valley, the Thracian Meteora dominate the landscape from ...
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Research review: Understanding the links between landscape anthropization and stress in Griffon Vultures
How does landscape anthropization affect vulture populations? A recently published research article investigated this ...
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Bearded Vultures “Bavaria” and “Wally” successfully released in the Berchtesgaden National Park in Germany
The 10th of June will be a milestone in German nature conservation ...
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Why are we releasing Bearded Vultures in Germany for the first time ever tomorrow?
An important milestone will take place tomorrow in the heart of the ...
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Cinereous Vulture illegally poisoned in Bulgaria less than one month following her reintroduction into the wild
Since her release in mid-May 2021, the Cinereous Vulture ‘Blacky Skrill’ undertook ...
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Vultures: allies in the ecosystem, with added financial benefits
Supporting vulture recovery, so they can act as nature’s ‘clean-up crew’, is ...
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The first Bearded Vultures were reintroduced in the Swiss Alps 30 years ago today
30 years ago today, on 5 June 1991, the first Bearded Vultures ...
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