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Bearded Vulture Calandreto travels back to the Massif Central after a summer in the Pyrenees – the connection is one step closer!
Bearded Vulture Calandreto photohraphed in Aragon (C)Jean Antonio Sesé We last caught ...
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Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project: Country in Focus – Albania
Dead Egyptian Vulture found poisoned (c) BSPB We recently published a groundbreaking study ...
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Griffon Vulture shot in Montenegro: vultures continue to be persecuted
Griffon vulture Perun (c) Beli Visitor Centre and Griffon Vulture Rescue Centre ...
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Results from the Bulgarian experiment testing release methods of captive-bred Egyptian vultures
We last caught up with the captive-bred Egyptian vultures released in Bulgaria ...
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First clutch of the bearded vulture breeding season laid by pair in Andalucía
Bearded vulture breeding pair Joseph and Keno Last year the first clutch ...
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Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project: Country in Focus – FYR Macedonia
Poisoned Egyptian vulture in FYR Macedonia We recently published a groundbreaking study on ...
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Two young griffon vultures released back into the wild in Sardinia
Rescued Griffon vulture released in Sardinia with GPS transmitter (c) LIFE Under ...
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Brilliant video of young Andalucían bearded vulture Gea learning to eat bones
Bearded vultures are often known as bone breakers. The local names for ...
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Survey of Egyptian vultures in FYR Macedonia suggests the population has declined since 2014
Surveying Egyptian vultures in FYR Macedonia (c) Macedonian Ecological Society. After a ...
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Vulture Research Update: October-November
In this research update we summarise articles on the status of the ...
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Bulgaria’s cinereous vulture Ostrava heads off on winter migration
Ostrava in flight (C) FWFF Whilst the other two cinereous vultures released ...
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Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project: Country in Focus – Croatia
Dead Griffon vultures from a single poisoning incident with Carbofuran, on the ...
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Conclusions from the Annual Bearded Vulture Meeting 2018
Over three days at the beginning of November we brought together a ...
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Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project: Country in Focus – Greece
Last week we published a groundbreaking study on the use of illegal ...
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Bearded vulture Mia has become the first vulture in the world to have a artificial limb
MIa 3.5 months after her operation In the latest series we are ...
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Five more cinereous vultures reintroduced in the southern Alps in France
Cinereous vulture Léa at the relase site in Gorge du Verdon © ...
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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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Latest news from the Maestrazgo bearded vulture reintroduction project
Alòs seen in the Pico d ‘Urbión in November We last caught ...
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New VCF study estimates over 2,300 vultures have died as a result of being poisoned in the Balkan Peninsula over the last 20 years
Published today, the Balkan Vultures Poison Study, reveals that over the last ...
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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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