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Where are the Bearded Vultures released so far in Maestrazgo, Spain?
Once soaring freely over Maestrazgo, the Bearded Vulture (Gypeatus Barbatus) vanished from ...
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Human factors dominate Cinereous Vulture mortality in the Iberian Peninsula
The LIFE Aegypius Return project is dedicated to the conservation of the ...
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Young Bearded Vulture “Veleta” returns back into the wild after being rescued
After being rescued at the end of November in the Punta Entinas-Sabinar ...
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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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Joining forces for Bearded Vulture conservation in Spain: technical meeting gathers NGOs and regional governments in Gredos
Over 30 professionals working for Bearded Vulture conservation in Spain gathered in ...
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Fresh news from the Andalusian Bearded Vulture population
How is the Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) reintroduction project in Andalusia going ...
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Can insularity influence nestling sex ratio variation in Egyptian Vultures?
A recently published study sheds light on the factors influencing nestling sex ...
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How Rewilding Spain is bringing the Cinereous Vulture back to the Iberian Highlands
Last month, Rewilding Spain released seven Cinereous Vultures (Aegypius monachus) in the ...
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The first case of Bearded Vulture mortality potentially associated with pentobarbital intoxication
Pentobarbital is a pharmaceutical drug commonly used for domestic animals’ euthanasia. In ...
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The first Hooded Vulture ringed in Morocco is visiting Spain
In April 2023, a Hooded Vulture (Necrosyrtes monachus) was tagged in Morocco ...
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The incredible journey of a Griffon Vulture from Spain to the Balkans and back
Vultures are known for their long-range dispersal habits, as they tend to ...
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