Tag: 2019-08
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Tag: 2019-08
Bearded Vulture Biès is free to roam the Pyrenees once again!
Barded Vulture Biès has returned in the wild after 18 months in …
The Cinereous Vulture chicks released in Bulgaria have successfully fledged!
The Cinereous Vulture disappeared from the skies of Bulgaria over the 20th …
Egyptian Vulture Tizón continues to surprise us with his movements
Do you remember the Egyptian Vulture Tizón? When he was two years …
Together we can save vultures
The European Vulture Conference will be Europe’s largest gathering of vulture conservationists and …
International cooperation returned Griffon Vulture Dobrila home
Griffon Vulture Dobrila endured many challenges, but thanks to the Birds of Prey …
Portuguese Action Plan for the Conservation of Necrophagous Birds finally published in Diário da República
Necrophagous birds are an important component for socio-economic terms. Both for the sanitary …
Exchanging knowledge for breeding Cinereous Vultures
International experts who specialise in rearing and breeding Cinereous Vultures visited our …
The Bearded Vultures in the Grands Causses are travelling further and further
The three young Bearded Vultures released in the Grands Causses under LIFE GypConnect are …
Deadly fall of Bearded Vulture Monna from the LIFE GypConnect releases
We regret to inform you that on Saturday 20 July, the young …
Be a conservationist for a day and count Europe’s rarest vulture on International Observation Day 12 October 2019
For the 14th consecutive year, the International Bearded Vulture Observation Day (IOD) …
Four captive-bred Egyptian Vultures released into the wild in Bulgaria
Four young captive-bred Egyptian Vultures are now part of Bulgaria’s wildlife! A …
André Botha will give a keynote presentation on vulture conservation in Africa during the European Vulture Conference
During the first four days in October, we will be bringing together …
Two Cinereous Vultures are the new inhabitants of the Balkan Mountains in Bulgaria
Bulgaria welcomed two more Cinereous Vultures! On the 6th of August, our Vultures …
Continuing our monitoring efforts to understand Egyptian Vulture behaviour in the Douro (Spain-Portugal border)
The migratory Egyptian vulture carries out a 7,000km round trip between their …
Catching up with the Bearded Vultures we released in Maestrazgo
Since 2018, we released four Bearded Vultures and translocated two more in …
Recent training to treat poisoning cases at the Albania Anti-poisoning Centre – a project supported by the Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project Small Grants Programme
Illegal poisoning is the most critical threat to vultures in the Balkans …
Update on summer movements of LIFE Rupis Egyptian Vultures: July 2019
The five migratory Egyptian Vultures fitted with GPS transmitters continue to provide …
Announcing the Scientific Programme of the European Vulture Conference
We are excited to announce the preliminary scientific programme of the European Vulture Conference, …
New feeding station in Serbia aims to improve food opportunities for vultures
Fantastic news for vultures in the Balkans – conservationists are building a …
