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Check out the latest news and stories about vultures and our conservation work
Egyptian Vulture Tizón continues to surprise us with his movements
Do you remember the Egyptian Vulture Tizón? When he was two years ...
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Together we can save vultures
The European Vulture Conference will be Europe’s largest gathering of vulture conservationists and ...
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International cooperation returned Griffon Vulture Dobrila home
Griffon Vulture Dobrila endured many challenges, but thanks to the Birds of Prey ...
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Portuguese Action Plan for the Conservation of Necrophagous Birds finally published in Diário da República
Necrophagous birds are an important component for socio-economic terms. Both for the sanitary ...
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Exchanging knowledge for breeding Cinereous Vultures
International experts who specialise in rearing and breeding Cinereous Vultures visited our ...
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The Bearded Vultures in the Grands Causses are travelling further and further
The three young Bearded Vultures released in the Grands Causses under LIFE GypConnect are ...
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Deadly fall of Bearded Vulture Monna from the LIFE GypConnect releases
We regret to inform you that on Saturday 20 July, the young ...
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Be a conservationist for a day and count Europe’s rarest vulture on International Observation Day 12 October 2019
For the 14th consecutive year, the International Bearded Vulture Observation Day (IOD) ...
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Four captive-bred Egyptian Vultures released into the wild in Bulgaria
Four young captive-bred Egyptian Vultures are now part of Bulgaria’s wildlife! A ...
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André Botha will give a keynote presentation on vulture conservation in Africa during the European Vulture Conference
During the first four days in October, we will be bringing together ...
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Two Cinereous Vultures are the new inhabitants of the Balkan Mountains in Bulgaria
Bulgaria welcomed two more Cinereous Vultures! On the 6th of August, our Vultures ...
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Continuing our monitoring efforts to understand Egyptian Vulture behaviour in the Douro (Spain-Portugal border)
The migratory Egyptian vulture carries out a 7,000km round trip between their ...
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Catching up with the Bearded Vultures we released in Maestrazgo
Since 2018, we released four Bearded Vultures and translocated two more in ...
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Recent training to treat poisoning cases at the Albania Anti-poisoning Centre – a project supported by the Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project Small Grants Programme
Illegal poisoning is the most critical threat to vultures in the Balkans ...
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Update on summer movements of LIFE Rupis Egyptian Vultures: July 2019
The five migratory Egyptian Vultures fitted with GPS transmitters continue to provide ...
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Announcing the Scientific Programme of the European Vulture Conference
We are excited to announce the preliminary scientific programme of the European Vulture Conference, ...
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Monitoring the recently reintroduced Bearded vultures in Maestrazgo: An expert’s account
David Izquierdo, our Bearded vulture captive breeding assistant, has been in the ...
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Releasing Cinereous vultures on Tuesday 6 August – join us in Kotel, Bulgaria
Do you want to see first-hand how we reintroduce young Cinereous vultures into ...
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Recent separate mass poisonings in Kruger Park (South Africa) and Enugu State (Nigeria) lead to 150+ vulture deaths
We regret to inform you that there have been more vulture poisonings ...
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Let’s be clear, objective and factual: Vultures do not normally kill cattle and are very useful for the livestock breeder
Once again we saw in the press an alarmist report about an alleged case ...
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