Tag: 2019-12

Unfortunately, yet another mass poisoning incident occurred in Africa, ending 2019 on

From reintroducing a record of 22 Bearded Vultures into the wild to

The bone-eating Bearded Vulture is the rarest vulture in Europe. Today, there are around

The migratory Egyptian Vulture is unfortunately considered Endangered at a global level.

One of the world’s largest raptors, the Cinereous Vulture is making a comeback in

The most social of Europe’s vultures, the Griffon Vulture, is making an extraordinary comeback

It might be the holiday season, but Bearded Vultures are hard at work. It’s

A special edition of the German birding magazine ‘Der Falke’, initially published

The extensive use of veterinary medicines in livestock, particularly of Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory

This November we had our Annual Bearded Vulture Meeting, where we exchanged

The illegal use of poison baits is the most significant threat for

This past Sunday, a very challenging surgical procedure was undertaken to save

On Friday 6 December, the magnificent Bearded Vulture Silviano returned in the

Within the scope of Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project Small Grants Programme, we here

BirdLife Cyprus, the Game and Fauna Service, Terra Cypria-The Cyprus Conservation Foundation

The annual Griffon Vulture census coordinated by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds(BSPB)

The Cinereous Vultures that were reintroduced in Bulgaria as part of the

A few days ago, government institutions and non-governmental organisations joined forces to

Vultures – they might have a bad reputation, but they play an

The Bird Protection and Study Society of Serbia (BPSSS) has recently celebrated their 30th