Tag: 2019-07

David Izquierdo, our Bearded vulture captive breeding assistant, has been in the

Do you want to see first-hand how we reintroduce young Cinereous vultures into

We regret to inform you that there have been more vulture poisonings

Once again we saw in the press an alarmist report about an alleged case

Unfortunately, Buisson, one of the nine Bearded Vultures we reintroduced this year

Five Griffon Vultures are now equipped with transmitters and accelerometers in the

Do you want to share your beautiful vulture photographs with others? Do

Cinereous Vulture Carrascalinho has been flying in the face of danger for

Bearded Vultures are very busy during this year’s breeding season! The monitoring

Spain is home to the most significant population of carrion-feeding birds in

During this year’s long ‘Tour de France‘, cyclists will be rewarded with

We can now track the movements of another young Cinereous Vulture in

After many months in recovery, Griffon Vulture Kvarner was ready and healthy

Lead ammunition used in hunting activities brings vultures at risk. In California,

During the European Vulture Conference, leading professionals in the field of vulture conservation

We will be able to track the movements of two more juvenile

The Cinereous Vulture disappeared from the skies of Bulgaria over the 20th Century and

It’s official – 2019 was our best Bearded Vulture Release Season. This

At the end of April, a mature Griffon Vulture marked with a GPS transmitter

It has already been a month since the two captive-bred Egyptian Vultures,