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Two impressive collisions involving vultures highlight the increasing conflict between transport infrastructure and bird conservation in Spain
After the recent mass-poisoning event in Israel, we are sad to report ...
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INFOGRAPHIC: Vultures and Sanitary Regulations in the European Union
In the wake of the mad-cow disease crisis in the early 2000s, ...
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Reintroduction success: first Cinereous Vulture fledges in Bulgaria
Twenty-eight years after the last nesting, the Cinereous Vulture is breeding again ...
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Extremely rare Cinereous Vulture poisoned to death in Bulgaria
Once again, a serious wildlife crime caused the death of a highly ...
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Our consultation response to ECHA towards restricting the use of lead ammunition for the sake of vultures, nature and people!
Last week, the VCF has submitted a consultation response on the Annex ...
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WATCH – Anti-Poisoning Dog Units: how working dogs help combat illegal wildlife poisoning
The illegal use of poison baits to target animals is the most ...
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Cinereous Vulture died from plastic ingestion overdose
We all know that plastic can be deadly for wildlife, causing detrimental ...
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Five ways you can help vultures next Saturday on International Vulture Awareness Day
Although we at the Vulture Conservation Foundation (VCF) strive to help vultures ...
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International Vulture Awareness Day 2021 is two weeks away
Join us on Saturday, 4 September to celebrate the International Vulture Awareness ...
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One of only two tagged Cinereous Vultures from the Douro returns home
In 2020, two Cinereous Vulture (Aegypius monachus) chicks hatched in the Douro ...
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Record number of Cinereous Vultures spotted for the Balkans outside the breeding colony of the Eastern Rhodopes
The Vultures Back to LIFE team counted a total of 20 Cinereous ...
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Getting ready to monitor the future movements of the first Cinereous Vulture chick that hatched in Bulgaria’s wild in nearly three decades!
Following many years of targeted and collaborative conservation actions, the Cinereous Vulture returned ...
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A Cinereous Vulture pair successfully nest on rocks instead of treetops in Mallorca
The Medi Ambient agents in Mallorca have made a surprising discovery — ...
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The spread of misinformation as a new challenge for vulture conservation
Condors and vultures (hereafter “vultures”) are threatened necrophagous bird species relying on ...
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Wildlife Crime Academy: using CSI and forensic science to solve wildlife crimes across 9 countries
Let’s be honest: Death plays a significant part in wildlife conservation. Conservationists ...
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DEAD OR DYING: Nearly 100 vultures fall victim to suspected mass poisoning in Castilla y León (Spain)
An area in Castilla y León, Spain, became a death trap for ...
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LIFE RE-Vultures: Joint efforts successfully conserve vultures in the Eastern Rhodopes
Ιncreasing the Griffon Vulture population in the Eastern Rhodopes, restoring the red ...
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Research review: What are the economic benefits of avian scavenger-based tourism in Spain?
A recently published study demonstrates the benefits avian scavengers contribute to people and the need to ...
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Livestock breeders and conservationists increase safe food sources for three vulture species in the Meteora of the North
In the Kompsatos River Valley, the Thracian Meteora dominate the landscape from ...
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Cinereous Vulture illegally poisoned in Bulgaria less than one month following her reintroduction into the wild
Since her release in mid-May 2021, the Cinereous Vulture ‘Blacky Skrill’ undertook ...
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