News & Events
NEWS AND EVENTS
Our website is updated regularly with our latest news and upcoming events about our LIFE Aegypius Return conservation project. Be sure to check our news and events page frequently to stay informed. By engaging with our project and attending our events, you can help us achieve our objective to consolidate the Cinereous Vulture population in Portugal and Western Spain.
LIFE Aegypius Return: the first Cinereous Vulture chicks hatched, and one new nest was confirmed in Malcata Nature Reserve (Portugal)
Good news from the Cinereous Vulture colony (Aegypius monachus) in the Malcata …
Joining forces: The importance of academic and non-academic conservationists working together for vulture conservation
Academic and non-academic collaboration is key in addressing complex conservation challenges. The European …
Banning lead ammunition in Portugal: Conference organised by the LIFE Aegypius Return project partners at the largest hunting fair in the country
Since February 2023, national authorities all over Europe have been working on …
Discover the newly launched LIFE Aegypius Return website
Introducing the newly launched LIFE Aegypius Return website – your one-stop destination for all …
European Vulture Conference 2023: Abstract Submission and Registration now open!
We are thrilled to announce that abstract submission and registration for the European …
Meet Zimbro: The first Cinereous Vulture released within the LIFE Aegypius Return project
Can you imagine a better way to welcome spring than the release …
A new Cinereous Vulture breeding pair confirmed at Herdade da Contenda during the LIFE Aegypius Return auditor visit
For two days, partners of the LIFE Aegypius Return project gathered at Herdade da Contenda (Moura, …
New dates for the European Vulture Conference 2023
We are excited to announce that the European Vulture Conference 2023 has …
LIFE Aegypius Return: How many Cinereous Vulture pairs started breeding in Southern Portugal this season?
Cinereous Vultures (Aegypius monachus) normally start breeding in early February, and this year was …
