Tag: 2021-09

Even though a lot of people have a negative perception of vultures,

Another poisoning incident created a mass mortality event once again, killing numerous

We are thrilled to announce the draft programme of the Annual Bearded

In the wake of the mad-cow disease crisis in the early 2000s,

Every year, many vultures across Europe and the world die as a

Once again, a serious wildlife crime caused the death of a highly

Last week, the VCF has submitted a consultation response on the Annex

The illegal use of poison baits to target animals is the most

We have been closely following Egyptian Vulture Sara’s movements and behaviour in

Last year, we had to cancel our much-awaited Annual Bearded Vulture Meeting

The International Bearded Vulture Monitoring Network (IBM) monitors Bearded Vultures across seven different regions

The International Observation Days (IOD) for Bearded Vultures will take place in

In early September, the only Bearded Vulture in Álava, Spain, needed rescuing

In the late 20th Century, Bearded Vultures in Europe were on the brink of

Two days ago, a juvenile Egyptian Vulture named Isabel disappeared while flying above Malta.

The endangered Egyptian Vultures in Italy are better off thanks to ongoing

Engaging with relevant stakeholders about the problem of animal poisoning in Serbia

In 2003, scientists discovered that veterinary Diclofenac, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)

We all know that plastic can be deadly for wildlife, causing detrimental

The Egyptian Vulture autumn migration has already begun! Several of our GPS-tagged Egyptian