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Two young bearded vultures will be released tomorrow in the Grands Causses
Following the release of the first young bearded vultures in Corsica (see ...
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Cimatella and Muntagnolu equipped with satellite tags
Cimatella (female) and Muntagnolu (male), the two young bearded vultures released in ...
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Young bearded vulture seen in the UK!
A young bearded vulture was seen on the 12th May in the ...
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Young bearded vulture seen in Belgium
This week we received news that a young bearded vulture was seen ...
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Reintroducing bearded vultures to the wild – release season is starting soon!
This year the VCF and its partners will release 17 young bearded ...
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Bearded vulture in Europe – summary of the 2015 breeding season
Bearded vulture in Europe – summary of the 2015 breeding season Now ...
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Wild bearded vulture nestling tagged in the French pre-Pyrenees
For the first time ever a wild bearded vulture nestling was tagged ...
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New paper vindicates VCF methods – release of captive-bred bearded vultures the best method to restore populations
The VCF has been releasing captive-bred young bearded vultures in the Alps ...
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Preparations underway for the first ever release of Bearded vultures in Baronnies
The Baronnies mountains are the westernmost extremity of the French Pre-Alps – ...
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From Vienna to Tallinn and back – 20 hours on the road for bearded vulture conservation
A team from the VCF and EGS (the Austrian NGO managing the ...
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Dead bearded vulture found last year in Switzerland had been released in Vercors in 2012
In April 2015 a Swiss game warden called Toni Schmid found, with ...
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One altore across Europe – or how a Corsican bearded vultures chick flew from Bastia to Madrid to be adopted by a captive pair
The Corsican bearded vulture chick hatched artificially on the 18th of March, ...
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One step closer to link bearded vulture populations in the Alps and the Pyrenees
Small supplementary feeding area established instrategic Aude region, promptly investigated by a ...
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Our own Easter egg has hatched – Corsican bearded vulture chick hatches in the lab, a first in the world!
While most of you are eating – or looking for – Easter ...
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New VCF protocol on bleaching bearded vulture feathers
The VCF has prepared a new protocol with guidelines on the best ...
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Bearded vulture egg extracted from nest in Corsica – first step to save this highly endangered population from extinction
The sole egg of one of the few remaining bearded vulture pairs ...
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21 chicks and counting – good breeding season in the bearded vulture captive breeding network – and a surprising and rare third clutch
So far there are already 21 chicks in the VCF coordinated captive ...
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A wild bearded vulture found dead in the French Pyrenees – and a whole network of people mobilizes to find out what killed him!
On February 20th Pascal Borreill, a train driver, saw the body of ...
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Update on Roman & Herculis, the bearded vultures released last year in Alpi Marittime: Herculis lost its transmitter but is alive! Roman is now in Vanoise
The last few days were a bit stressfull for all the staff ...
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Do animals recognise their disabilities? Some evidence from bearded vulture Kirma
The VCF coordinates the bearded vulture captive breeding network, managed specifically for ...
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