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several Griffon and Ruppel's vultures dead in a field in Senegal

The poisoning wave expands in Africa

Over 60 vultures were killed in less than a week in two ...
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Watch out – an African white-backed vulture is flying around in Iberia.

This rare vagrant from Africa has flown thousands of kilometres in Europe ...
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More young Bearded Vultures released in Sierra Nevada and Cazorla

Four more young Bearded Vultures, all female, have begun their lives in ...
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Banned pesticide poisoning strikes in Austria

Seven Griffon Vultures poisoned with Carbofuran in the Lesachtal Valley (Austria). Six ...
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Corpses of Hooded Vulture and Palm-nut vulture on the ground

Mass poisoning incident in Guinea-Bissau: around 50 Hooded Vultures lost

50 Critically Endangered Hooded vultures (Necrosyrtes monachus) were poisoned and decapitated in ...
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LIFE Balkan GriffON brings stakeholders together in Zagori for its first kick-off meeting in Greece

The stakeholder kick-off meeting of the LIFE Balkan GriffON project was held ...
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Two young Bearded Vultures released in the Baronnies as reintroduction efforts enter their 10th year

On 22 May 2026, two captive-bred Bearded Vulture chicks were released at ...
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Meet Insa and Iberis, the latest Bearded Vultures released in Maestrazgo

The Maestrazgo Reintroduction Project has carried out its ninth consecutive release of ...
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Bearded Vultures released in Bulgaria for the second year running

Two young Bearded Vultures were recently released in the Sinite Kamani Nature ...
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Cyprus adopts National Action Plan Against Poisoning

Cyprus has formally approved a National Action Plan Against Poisoning, a significant ...
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LIFE Rhodope Vulture welcomes five Cinereous Vultures from Spain

The LIFE Rhodope Vulture restocking programme welcomed five Spanish Cinereous Vultures. The ...
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Wildlife at risk: What media reports reveal about poaching in Romania

Romania is home to some of Europe’s most significant wildlife, like large ...
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GPS transmitter and identification ring of a dead vulture on a table

One White-backed vulture lost to the dangerous crossing of the Strait of Gibraltar

One of the two White-backed Vultures tagged in Morocco at the beginning ...
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a dead cinereous vulture laying on the ground

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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The male Valat was placed in one of the nests located on the hacking site © Olivier Prohin - PNC

First Bearded Vultures released at new site in the Massif Central

A new chapter begins for the reintroduction of the Bearded Vulture in ...
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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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Cazorla welcomes two Bearded Vultures in Andalusia’s 20th release season

The 2026 release season got underway on Thursday, May 7, with two ...
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White-Backed vulture hold on a table and fitted with a GPS

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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Servals and savannah cats are now among the top five most commonly rescued exotic animals in Spain and Europe.

Liked to death: How Europe’s love of wild pets is fuelling wildlife crime

Most Europeans say they care deeply about wildlife. So why are they ...
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BalkanDetox LIFE comes to an end

Today, 30 April 2026, is the official closing date of the BalkanDetox ...
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