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Nuestro sitio web se actualiza periódicamente con nuestras últimas noticias y eventos sobre nuestro proyecto de conservación LIFE Aegypius Return. Te invitamos a consultar con frecuencia nuestra página de noticias y eventos con frecuencia para mantenerse al tanto. Al comprometerte con nuestro proyecto y asistir a nuestros eventos, podrás ayudarnos a lograr nuestro objetivo de consolidar la población de buitre negro en Portugal y el oeste de España.
Discovering Cáceres with a cultural visit during the European Vulture Conference 2023
As the anticipation grows for the upcoming European Vulture Conference 2023, we ...
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Year one of LIFE Aegypius Return brings hope for Cinereous Vulture recovery in Portugal
According to the latest data from the LIFE Aegypius Return project, there ...
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Exploring the birds of Extremadura: Field trips at the European Vulture Conference 2023
Extremadura is known as one of Europe’s significant regions for birds, particularly ...
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After being rescued from the nest, Cinereous Vulture “Aquis” is back in the wild – LIFE Aegypius Return
Cinereous Vulture Aquis was still too young to fly when the LIFE ...
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Uncovering the challenges of Neotropical Vultures by Sergio Lambertucci
Dr. Sergio Lambertucci is a well-known figure in the field of ecology ...
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Is there hope for Cinereous Vulture “Esperança”?
Cinereous Vulture Esperança (which means “hope” in Portuguese) was released in 2021 ...
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Vultures, predators, and the stories they share with humans by Dr. Marcos Moleón
In the complex world of scavenging, humans and carnivorous animals share something ...
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Dr. Darcy Ogada: Unveiling the complex web of vulture poisoning in Africa and Europe
Dr. Darcy Ogada will be a Keynote Speaker at the European Vulture ...
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Where are Zimbro and Gerês, the Cinereous Vultures released in Portugal?
Cinereous Vultures (Aegypius monachus) Zimbro and Gerês probably never crossed paths, yet ...
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