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A Pyrenean Bearded Vulture fairytale in EEP breeding programme
Julho 17, 2024
In conservation, stories of triumph and resilience often emerge from the most ...
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Egyptian Vulture milestone in Bulgaria! A captive-bred female breeds successfully in the wild for the first time
Julho 11, 2024
The Egyptian Vultures conservation community in Bulgaria celebrates an incredible milestone and ...
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Rare Rüppell’s Vulture, tagged with a GPS transmitter, crosses Gibraltar and explores Iberia
Julho 6, 2024
A young Rüppell’s Vulture (Gyps rueppelli) has been recently tagged by staff ...
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Consultancy opportunity for Ecosystem Services Expert
Julho 2, 2024
Vulture Conservation Fundation is looking for a consultant to develop four studies ...
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Animation videos: understanding ecosystem services and the role of vultures
Junho 28, 2024
The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we ...
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Four Bearded Vultures released in Grands Causses, France
Junho 26, 2024
Four female Bearded Vultures (Gypaetus barbatus) were successfully released this season in ...
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Two Bearded Vultures “Piuma” and “Culomba” started their life in the wild in Corsica
Junho 25, 2024
People in Corsica warmly welcomed the two young female Bearded Vultures (Gypaetus ...
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Reintroduced Bearded Vulture killed by wind turbine collision in Spain
Junho 24, 2024
The recent death of a Bearded Vulture in Maestrazgo, Spain, due to ...
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Supporting Griffon Vultures in Asinara National Park
Junho 20, 2024
A striking milestone for the LIFE Safe for Vultures project and the ...
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Celebrating the return of Bearded Vultures in Sierra Nevada
Junho 19, 2024
The efforts to bring Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) back to Granada, Andalucia, ...
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Griffon Vulture Palina – an unhoped-for return!
Junho 15, 2024
Rescued as a juvenile under the nesting coastal cliff of the Kvaerner ...
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Griffon Vultures soaring high above Cres Island
Junho 12, 2024
Eight young Griffon Vultures rehabilitated by the Beli Vulture Rescue Centre, on ...
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