Author: Eleni Karatzia
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Author: Eleni Karatzia
Last chance for early bird registration: Join us at the European Vulture Conference 2023
UPDATE: The deadline for early bird registration for the European Vulture Conference ...
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European Vulture Conference 2023 update: New website and Abstract Submission deadline extension
We are thrilled to bring you exciting updates regarding the European Vulture ...
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The science of vulture conservation: What you can expect at the European Vulture Conference 2023
Join us in Cáceres (Spain) between 14 and 17 November 2023 for ...
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Bearded Vulture dies after colliding with wind turbine in the Netherlands
Two days ago, we found the remains of the Bearded Vulture Roc ...
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Deadline approaching: Last chance to submit abstracts for the European Vulture Conference 2023
The European Vulture Conference 2023, held in Cáceres between 14-17 November, is ...
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Strengthening environmental protection: Bulgaria establishes new police sector to combat wildlife crimes
Bulgaria takes a momentous leap forward in protecting wildlife and its natural ...
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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 ...
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Griffon Vulture repopulation initiative in South Sardinia gains momentum
In South Sardinia, the Griffon Vulture repopulation process has achieved a significant ...
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Suspected mass poisoning claims lives of wolves and Griffon Vultures in the Central Apennines
A troubling incident unfolded in Cocullo, in the Central Apennines, raising concerns ...
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New BalkanDetox LIFE video vividly illustrates the vicious cycle of illegal wildlife poisoning
Illegal wildlife poisoning is a cruel and harmful practice. Despite being banned ...
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European Vulture Conference 2023: Spain is a key player in vulture conservation and research
Spain is home to the largest and most diverse vulture populations in ...
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Necropsy unveils life and death of wild Bearded Vulture Mojo, killed by train in the Netherlands
Mojo, a female Bearded Vulture from the French Alps, made headlines when ...
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Protecting Griffon Vultures from electrocution in Croatia
Electrocution on power grid pylons is posing a particularly grave danger to ...
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Bearded Vulture Mojo killed today in the Netherlands by a train
Mojo, the first ever wild-hatched Bearded Vulture observed in the Netherlands, was ...
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Transforming conservation: Wildlife Crime Academy’s groundbreaking training raises the bar in wildlife crime prosecution
The fight against wildlife crime has reached new heights with the successful ...
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Updates on breeding results from all four vulture species in France
Across France, the four vulture species – Bearded Vulture, Cinereous Vulture, Egyptian ...
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From Sardinia to Corsica: Griffon Vulture Caniga explores new territories
The female Griffon Vulture Caniga travelled from Sardinia to Corsica, enduring an ...
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Hatching hope: A record-breaking Bearded Vulture captive breeding season
The Bearded Vulture breeding season of 2022/23 has been the most successful ...
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Four Bearded Vulture chicks hatched in Austria: the first chick in East-Tyrol in 100 years
In Austria, there are good reasons to celebrate Bearded Vulture conservation. The ...
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Griffon Vulture collides with a truck and ends up in the co-pilot seat
A couple of weeks ago, a surprising story flooded the newspapers and ...
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