Etiqueta: Monitoring
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Etiqueta: Monitoring
Anchored or explorers? The different lives of GPS-monitored Griffon Vultures in Sardinia
The analysis of the movements of GPS-tracked Griffon Vultures in Sardinia reveals valuable information to advise future conservation strategies. The study, conducted by the LIFE Safe for Vultures project, ...
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Asu is gone: Kazakhstan’s first GPS tracked Cinereous Vulture dies in India
In February 2026, conservationists received the news they had been dreading. Asu, ...
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Silent sentinels: how GPS-tagged vultures help detect wildlife crime
GPS tracking data are a cornerstone of conservation protocols all over the ...
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International Bearded Vulture Monitoring 2024: A record year for the species in Europe
The International Bearded Vulture Monitoring (IBM) network has published its Annual Report 2024, offering a ...
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Portuguese Cinereous Vulture population grows timidly in 2025
The LIFE Aegypius Return project has also recorded a slight decline in ...
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What is IBM and why is it important?
The recovery of the Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus Barbatus) in Europe is one ...
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A record number of young Bearded Vultures take flight in the Alps
The Bearded Vulture population in the Alps has reached a major milestone ...
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LIFE Aegypius Return reaches milestone of 50 Cinereous Vultures fitted with GPS/GSM transmitters
The mortality rate of the monitored birds stands at 18% and is ...
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Behind the scenes of GPS tracking in vultures conservation
One instrument to monitor vultures’ movements, behaviour and overall condition: the GPS ...
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Rüppell’s Vulture found dead in Southern Portugal
A Rüppell’s vulture (Gyps rueppelli) was recently found dead near Beja, in ...
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It’s Cinereous Vulture tagging time!
GPS/GSM tagging provides essential information for the conservation of the species. In ...
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Six years of GPS tracking Egyptian Vultures Fangueiro and Arribas
Over the past six years, two Egyptian Vultures—Fangueiro and Arribas—have been tracked ...
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Egyptian Vultures consolidate their wintering population in Cáceres
The Egyptian Vulture is the smallest and the only true long-distance migratory ...
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Tewes, the globe-trotter Cinereous Vulture, did it again!
Tewes, a female Cinereous Vulture, delights scientists and nature enthusiasts travelling far ...
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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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Reinforced monitoring for the newest Cinereous Vulture colony in Portugal
Herdade do Monte da Ribeira, the national authority, and LIFE Aegypius Return ...
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Are the European wintering populations of Griffon Vultures increasing in the south of Spain?
A survey conducted in Andalusia (southern Spain) indicates that the wintering presence ...
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Cinereous vulture increases to more than 108 nesting pairs in Portugal
The LIFE Aegypius Return project closes its second breeding season with optimism. ...
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The power of reporting: How a citizen’s holiday discovery uncovered the fate of a young vulture
During a holiday at Sérignan Plage, vulture enthusiast Regan Buchmüller-Baltes discovered a ...
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When vultures doodle: Raia’s GPS flight path art
Who knew vultures could be artists? Meet Raia, a young Cinereous Vulture ...
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