Tag: 2024-07
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Tag: 2024-07
Rei del Causse returned to his ”kingdom” in Grands Causses, France
The famous adventurer, a Bearded Vulture called Rei del Causse, has finally ...
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Vulture decline in India linked to death of 500,000 people, study suggests
According to a recent study, the decline of vulture population in India ...
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Releasing Cinereous Vultures in Bulgaria – An unexpected ‘love story’
Nine Cinereous Vultures (Aegypius monachus) were transported to Kresna Gorge in Bulgaria ...
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New Cinereous Vulture breeding colony discovered in Portugal
Following the discovery of a fifth breeding colony by the ICNF, the ...
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A Pyrenean Bearded Vulture fairytale in EEP breeding programme
In conservation, stories of triumph and resilience often emerge from the most ...
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Bearded Vulture Season 2024 Recap – Record number of Bearded Vulture chicks hatched and released
With the release of “Tiscar” in Cazorla in the last week of ...
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Egyptian Vulture milestone in Bulgaria! A captive-bred female breeds successfully in the wild for the first time
The Egyptian Vultures conservation community in Bulgaria celebrates an incredible milestone and ...
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Triumphs and trials of Bearded Vulture releases in Cazorla, Spain
We are pleased to announce the conclusion of the 2024 Bearded Vulture ...
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Bearded Vulture “Veleta” released in Sierra Nevada National Park, Spain
Juvenile female Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) “Veleta” from Austria was released in Sierra Nevada, ...
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Rare Rüppell’s Vulture, tagged with a GPS transmitter, crosses Gibraltar and explores Iberia
A young Rüppell’s Vulture (Gyps rueppelli) has been recently tagged by staff ...
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Cinereous Vultures set a new breeding season record in Bulgaria
Conservation efforts for Cinereous Vultures in Bulgaria have achieved a significant milestone ...
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Consultancy opportunity for Ecosystem Services Expert
Vulture Conservation Fundation is looking for a consultant to develop four studies ...
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