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Record year in the bearded vulture alpine reintroduction project: 31 territories and 19 young fledged in the wild, the highest ever

Annual meeting of theproject partners celebrated this remarkable comeback and planned the ...
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Bearded vulture captive breeding network – busy times preparing the next breeding season! Prague Zoo has just received a new adult pair

On the 14th of October a pair of bearded vultures born in ...
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Thank you to all volunteers that have joined us in the International Bearded Vulture Observation Days!

The international bearded vulture observation days took place from the 10 – ...
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Nature´s editorial: Europe must act to stop livestock drugs from wiping out its vulture populations

http://www.nature.com/news/toxic-influence-1.16190?WT.mc_id=TWT_NatureNews Thank you NATURE! EU, please ban vet diclofenac!
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NATURE reports on diclofenac, other veterinary drugs and vultures

http://www.nature.com/news/poisoned-vulture-could-herald-european-bird-crisis-1.16161 The recently published evidence about the death of a griffon vulture ...
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VCF and Generalitat of Catalonia sign important agreement for the conservation of Bearded Vultures

The VCF will be signing today a collaboration agreement with the Departament ...
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VCF submits reasoned opinion for the public consultation on veterinary diclofenac

The Vulture Conservation Foundation (VCF) has been leading a campaign together with ...
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Veterinary diclofenac in Europe – we know what it did to India´s vultures & there is an alternative – so WHY?

This is indeed the question that tens of thousands of concerned citizens ...
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Vultures in Europe – a future foretold?

Vultures – a future foretold. Frontiers in Ecology Vultures a future foretold.pdf ...
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Great year for bearded vultures in Crete – five young from five breeding pairs!

The island of Crete in the eastern Mediterranean has one of the ...
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The International Bearded Vulture Observation Days are coming: 10-19 October. Join us!

The 9th International Bearded Vulture Observation Days will take place from the ...
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Significant breakthrough in the battle to ban veterinary diclofenac – Europe announces a Public Consultation.

Diclofenac is a veterinary anti-inflammatory drug that kills vultures and eagles – ...
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New review article on the effects of lead on wildlife published. Lead poisoning is a significant threat to vultures – VCF is working on the matter

Lead (Pb) is a metabolic poison that can negatively influence biological processes, ...
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New LIFE project on bearded vulture in the French Alps will be launched on the International Vulture Awareness Day

To celebrate the 2014 International Vulture Awareness Day, Asters (Conservatoire des Espaces ...
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International Vulture Awareness Day is this weekend. Let´s all celebrate vultures!

This weekend will see another International Vulture Awareness Day (see http://www.vultureday.org/2014/) – ...
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Poison – the silent killer. Unseen, undetected and underreported, poison is nevertheless here, as some figures recently released in Spain show

Photo Inigo Fajardo/VCF Vulture conservationists, researchers and enthusiast all know this – ...
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Bearded vulture and hydropower in the Swiss Alps – a good vote!

Photo Bruno Barthémy/VCF Switzerland is famous for its referenda – and also ...
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Vet diclofenac in Europe- While the EU Commission drags its feet; the issue remains very much alive in the minds of Europeans.

The EU commission has recently clarified that it WILL send a request ...
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Three new bearded vulture pairs in the French Pyrenees!

Photo Bruno Barthémy/VCF The preliminary results of this year´s breeding season at ...
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Bearded vulture reintroduction projects in Europe: 9 young released this year in 4 sites in Austria, Switzerland, France and Spain

VCF is recovering the species in Europe, but globally it is still ...
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