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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.
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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