News & Events
Check out the latest news and upcoming events of LIFE Aegypius Return to stay tuned with the project
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.
Transboundary cooperation to protect the Cinereous Vulture breeding colony at Herdade da Contenda, southern Portugal
In a collaborative effort, the LIFE Aegypius Return project promotes cooperation between ...
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Optimistic developments in Portugal’s most vulnerable Cinereous Vulture breeding colony
During the 2024 breeding season, the LIFE Aegypius Return project team observed ...
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Portuguese stakeholders strengthen cooperation for the conservation of the Cinereous Vulture
As part of the LIFE Aegypius Return project, NGOs and the competent ...
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Filmmaker needed for LIFE Aegypius Return documentary in Portugal and Western Spain
We are thrilled to announce a unique opportunity for filmmakers to be ...
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Vultures have personality too – in life and death
The movements of the Cinereous Vultures tagged with GPS/GSM transmitters within LIFE ...
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Another 49 police officers trained in rescuing and handling Cinereous Vultures in Portugal – LIFE Aegypius Return
In Portugal, wildlife rescue is usually ensured by a special department (SEPNA) ...
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Safer nests and new nesting platforms for Cinereous Vultures in Portugal – LIFE Aegypius Return
The Cinereous Vulture population in Portugal has now safer nests and new ...
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2023 in review: our work 4 Vultures
Out with the Old, In with the New! 2023 in review: as ...
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“Zeal and great determination”: the incredible story of the first Cinereous Vultures born in Portugal after extinction
Some weeks ago, Quercus, a Portuguese NGO, set up a trap to ...
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