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New Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project kick-offs at the 3rd Adriatic Flyway Conference
The 3rd Adriatic Flyway Conference took place from the 19th until the ...
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Strange taste for food, but immensely beneficial and vulnerable – vultures in Eastern Rhodopes. They are just brilliant! New film
A wonderful small movie about vultures was produced recently by our partner ...
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New paper: Antibiotics found in carcasses left in vulture supplementary feeding sites in Portugal
Antibiotics have been beneficial for human and animal health. However, an excessive ...
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Korea peninsula – cinereous vultures know no borders too!
The cinereous vulture has an extremely large distribution range across Europe, Asia ...
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Cinereous vulture tagged and released back to the wild in Jordan – in images
We have recently written about the first ever cinereous vulture which was ...
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Cinereous vulture flyway action plan featured in this month´s Quercus magazine
This month´s edition of the Spanish nature conservation magazine Quercus features an ...
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First for Jordan – cinereous vulture tagged and released back to the wild – He is now wintering in Saudi
Cinereous vultures are scarce winter visitors or passage migrants in the middle ...
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New vulture book for children (in German) – Geier Georg auf der Flucht
A new book for children on vultures, written by Rainer Nahrendorf, was ...
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Two cinereous vultures found dead, presumably poisoned, in Thrace (Greece)
Poison is the main threat to vultures worldwide, as identified in the ...
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Bulgarian partners visit nest platforms for cinereous vultures in Portugal
Earlier this month a team from the Vulture Conservation Foundation (VCF) and ...
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Cinereous Vulture Flyway Action Plan published
Strategic plan for the conservation of the cinereous vulture across its entire ...
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Black vultures continue to increase in Mallorca – 2017 was again a record breeding year
The black vulture population of Mallorca, currently the only insular population of ...
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A survey of attitudes towards vulture conservation in the Bulgarian Rodopi regions
As part of the LIFE project “Conservation of Black and Griffon vultures ...
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Newsletter of the LIFE Re Vultures project is out!
The second newsletter of the LIFE Re Vultures project is out – ...
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News from the LIFE Re vultures – more griffon vultures from the Rodopes-Dadia area (Bulgaria/Greece) tracked
Ten more griffon vultures (nine adults and one immature) were fitted with ...
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Tomorrow´s Greek vultures will depend on today´s Greek children
Vulture conservation often requires changes to people´s behavior – stopping using poison ...
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Poisoning incident in Kresna Gorge (Bulgaria) gets even bigger – a total of 18 griffon vultures now confirmed dead
Last week we reported that at least 8 griffon vultures, and several ...
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Massive poisoning incident(s) in Kresna George, Bulgaria, deals a blow to the recovering Balkan griffon vulture population
Within the last two weeks a total of 8 griffon vultures, and ...
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LIFE RE-Vultures – news from the Rhodopes at the project annual meeting
At the end of February, the partners of the LIFE RE-Vultures met ...
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Two more griffons electrocuted in Andalusia
The range of threats affecting vultures is relatively well known, and indeed ...
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