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The 24th Meeting of the French Vulture Network
Every year for the last 24 years scientists and conservation technicans working ...
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New research review reveals the extent of lead contamination in wild vultures.
A newly published article in the journal Science of the Total Environment ...
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New artificial nests built in Eastern Rhodope mountains for cinereous vultures
(C)VERA ALEXEYEVA Two new artificial nests for the cinereous vulture have been ...
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Multiple raptors, including vultures, continue to be killed by electrocution
(c) RSCN Over the last couple of weeks we here at the ...
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Young cinereous vulture tagged and released back into the wild in the French pre-Pyrenees
Residents of Carcassonne in southern France were shocked during their morning commutes ...
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Working to save vultures in the Balearics
Over on the Balearic Islands the Sociedad Española de Ornitología (SEO/BirdLife) along ...
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Island hopping and heading east – the latest travels of Bulgaria’s cinereous vultures – updates
Ostrava in the Kotel Mountains (C) Hristo Peshev/FWFF Young cinereous vultures are ...
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16 threatened birds- including the bearded and cinereous vultures, have much better chances in Europe now
The LIFE EuroSAP project (Life14 pre/uk/000002), coordinated by BirdLife, was an ambitious ...
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Understanding and tackling the electrocution and collision threats to vultures – Andalusia seminar
Young Egyptian vulture perrched on an electricity pylon It’s estimated that five times ...
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Riga – one of the 3 cinereous vultures reintroduced in Bulgaria a few weeks ago, made it to Western Greece after a flight across the Balkans
We last caught up with Bulgaria’s latest vulture residents, cinereous vultures Riga, ...
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POISON KILLS! A new LPO publication helping to fight illegal wildlife poisoning in the French Pyrenees
France’s Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux have released a series of ...
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Reintroduction of cinereous vultures in Bulgaria – what is happening with the three birds released?
It’s been a month since Riga, Boyan and Ostrava, Bulgaria’s first young ...
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Vultures at risk from changes to regulations in Spain’s Asturias region
The regional government of the Asturias region of Spain recently passed a ...
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Visitor to feeding station surprises staff at Monte Velino Reserve
Rarely seen in the Italian skies since they were declared extinct in ...
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Why are vultures important?
Vultures may not be the prettiest of birds: they are often reviled ...
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Vultures Back to LIFE – conserving cinereous vultures in Bulgaria
They were declared extinct in the country in the 1980s, but the ...
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Who are the Vulture Conservation Foundation?
Through our work we aim for the four species of European vultures ...
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One week to go to International Vulture Awareness Day!
There is just one week to go before International Vulture Awareness Day ...
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Cinereous vulture found dead in the Rhodope Mountains
A Cinereous vulture was found dead in the Greek part of the ...
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New study reveals the impact of illegal poisoning in Greece
Griffon vulture a victim of illegal wildlife poisoning in Greece, May 2018 ...
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