VCF is supporting Turkey´s only regularly functioning vulture feeding station
April 21, 2014
Turkey has significant vulture populations, but also many threats. Electrocution and poison ...
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Diclofenac in Europe – the battle rages on!
April 17, 2014
Some progress, some setbacks, some plans. The VCF is continuing to lead ...
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Junta de Andalucia and VCF organise workshop on the African vultures poison crisis
April 15, 2014
Vultures are declining very fast in Africa, and poisoning is the number ...
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Breaking News: Research suggests that Egyptian vultures may also be susceptible to Diclofenac
April 7, 2014
New evidence that Egyptian vultures may also be affected by diclofenac Galligan ...
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VCF participates in a training course on police and forensic investigation of poising incidents in nature
April 4, 2014
The use of poison against predators or carnivores is a common illegal ...
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New paper – Egyptian vultures & human disturbance
March 22, 2014
Human disturbance has been identified as one of the main causes of ...
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Diclofenac in Europe – update. Where are we?
March 19, 2014
Latest News (for background information on Diclofenac in Europe: see news from the ...
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New film – bearded vulture chick from Ostrava Zoo is adopted by the pair at Schönbrunn (Vienna)
March 18, 2014
The bearded vulture breeding season in the captive breeding network is in ...
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Good news from Armenia – Bearded Vultures in Yerevan Zoo are breeding!
March 17, 2014
Yerevan Zoo in Armenia has always been known for its presentation of ...
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Bearded vulture captive breeding: hatching time at Vallcalent
March 15, 2014
This chick hatched a few days ago in the Vallcalent specialized captive ...
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Bearded Vulture breeding season: life and death in the captive breeding network (on video)
March 10, 2014
Each breeding season in the Bearded Vulture captive breeding network – coordinated ...
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European vultures severely threatened by legal approval of Diclofenac in Europe
March 3, 2014
We need action NOW to avoid a vulture crisis similar to the ...
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First bearded vulture hatchling in Guadalentin
February 23, 2014
The first bearded vulture of the 13-14 breeding season hatched a few ...
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Good news from northern Spain – bearded vulture pair showing signs of territoriality
February 20, 2014
Sixty years after the last bearded vulture pair disappeared from Picos de ...
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VCF´s Jovan Andevski talks about Vultures to the Macedonian TV
February 18, 2014
The VCF coordinator for the Balkan Vulture Action Plan, Jovan Andevski, talks ...
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Exciting news from the Andalusia bearded vulture reintroduction project – first mating in the wild observed recently
February 12, 2014
In the last few days of 2013, a 7 year old male ...
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The 2013 annual report for the bearded vulture EEP (Endangered Species Programme) is out!
February 10, 2014
100 years after going extinct in the Alps, the bearded vulture is ...
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Egyptian vultures tagged in Turkey still sending valuable information – soon they will be starting their return journey
February 8, 2014
The Egyptian vulture (Neophron percnopterus) is one of the most endangered vulture ...
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Important publication on vultures and their food now available for free download
February 6, 2014
In 2007 an important seminar was organised to discuss the conflicts and ...
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In 2007 an important seminar was organised to discuss the conflicts and the controversies related with vulture feeding and foraging behaviours, artificial feeding of vultures, and the impact of the new EU sanitary regulations on vultures. Those were times when the new EU laws imposed to deal with the mad cow and the foot and mouth diseases, requiring compulsory removal of all carcasses from the fields, and their incineration, were causing a dramatic change in age-old traditions in Iberia of leaving dead cattle in “muladares”. Things have improved since, with new regulations allowing for carcasses to be left on the ground in some areas and/or in some special conditions, but the papers gathered in this seminar still constitute some of the best science ever on this important topic. The publication – a 500 page volume both in Spanish and English – can now be freely downloaded from here
February 5, 2014
Des Gypaètes et des Hommes, a film by Mathieu Le Lay about ...
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