Etiqueta: Monitoring
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Etiqueta: Monitoring
Highlights 2021: Cinereous Vulture conservation
2021 was a challenging year for all of us, but our work ...
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Update: The Rüppell’s Vulture Vouzela is male and is doing well in Africa
We last shared an update on the Rüppell’s Vulture named Vouzela that ...
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What happened to the five Egyptian Vultures released in Italy this summer
In August 2021, the LIFE Egyptian Vulture project released five captive-bred Egyptian Vultures that hatched in CERM ...
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Reintroduced Cinereous Vulture Kutelka performs impressive travels and finds a partner
Koutelka is a Cinereous Vulture from Spain that arrived in Bulgaria as ...
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Update on the movements of released captive-bred Bearded Vultures in Maestrazgo
Since 2018, we have been releasing young captive-bred Bearded Vulture individuals into ...
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The efforts against wildlife poisoning in Sardinia expand to the whole island
The new LIFE Safe for Vultures project aims to ensure the long-term ...
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First Rüppell’s Vulture GPS-tagged in Portugal already travelled to Africa
As the sightings of the African Rüppell’s Vulture continue to grow in ...
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LIFE Safe For Vultures makes Sardinia more and more a land of Griffon Vultures
As of 12:36 yesterday, the Griffon Vultures “Dresden 1” and “Dresden 2” ...
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Reintroduced Bearded Vulture Eglazine leaves the Netherlands after six months being away from ‘home
In spring this year, the juvenile Bearded Vulture Eglazine reintroduced in the ...
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After wintering in Sicily every year, the Egyptian Vulture Diego migrated to Africa for the first time
Do you remember the incredible Diego that keeps on surprising us with ...
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Griffon Vultures in the Alps: the results from the 2021 annual summer census are here
For the twelfth year in a row, the Annual Griffon Vulture Summer ...
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Most recent Bearded Vulture GPS movements of 60 individuals across seven important European regions (August 2021)
The International Bearded Vulture Monitoring Network (IBM) monitors Bearded Vultures across seven different regions ...
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The Bearded Vulture reintroduction project in Andalusia sees a record number of wild-hatched fledglings
It has been a brilliant year for the Bearded Vulture reintroduction project in ...
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One of only two tagged Cinereous Vultures from the Douro returns home
In 2020, two Cinereous Vulture (Aegypius monachus) chicks hatched in the Douro ...
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Getting ready to monitor the future movements of the first Cinereous Vulture chick that hatched in Bulgaria’s wild in nearly three decades!
Following many years of targeted and collaborative conservation actions, the Cinereous Vulture returned ...
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After exploring the Balkans for over two months, the ‘Italian’ Egyptian Vulture reached Hungary and Austria!
Diego keeps on wandering! After Diego returned to his spring-summer residence in ...
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A GPS-tagged Griffon Vulture originating from Crete wanders alongside the Cypriot coastline
A Cretan Griffon Vulture that was released in Cyprus as part of ...
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A Spanish Cinereous Vulture, GPS-tagged and reintroduced in Bulgaria, was probably shot in Hungary
Professionals from PannonEagle Life+ (MME Birdlife Hungary) and Horbágy National Park Directorate were alarmed ...
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Most recent GPS movements of 58 Bearded Vultures across seven important European regions (March 2021)
The International Bearded Vulture Monitoring Network (IBM) monitors Bearded Vultures across seven different regions ...
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For the first time, we are following the GPS movements of a juvenile wild-hatched Bearded Vulture from Italy
For the first time ever, a team of conservationists equipped a Bearded ...
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