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New animation video: Securing the Cinereous Vulture’s future in Portugal and Western Spain
The return of the Cinereous Vulture to Portugal is a powerful symbol ...
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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 return of a giant: Introducing the new LIFE Aegypius Return animation video
In a remarkable tale of conservation and recovery, the Cinereous Vulture (Aegypius ...
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Cinereous Vultures soft released to freedom in Douro International, Portugal
Four Cinereous Vultures are set to strengthen Portugal’s most isolated breeding colony, ...
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Vultures: pop culture icons or the curse of bad PR?
From politics to memes and literature, vultures are all the rage – ...
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There are at least two suspected cases of wildlife poisoning per month in Portugal
Despite the serious consequences of wildlife poisoning for biodiversity and public health, ...
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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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Technology and monitoring in the service of Cinereous Vulture conservation
GPS/GSM transmitters help reduce mortality, but not all stories have a happy ...
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LIFE Aegypius Return: 34 Cinereous Vulture chicks already tagged
The “tagging season” of Cinereous Vulture (Aegypius monachus) chicks ended at the ...
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