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Poison is still widespread in Europe – and has a huge biodiversity impact
A comprehensive study on Raptor Poisoning in Europe, which received a significant ...
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Unveiling European vulture survival across a continent
The SURVIVALIST project aims to quantify the survival of three of four ...
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The Griffon Vultures of Sardinia and their precious yet overlooked ecosystem services
In the heart of the Mediterranean, Griffon Vultures are more than just ...
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Are the European wintering populations of Griffon Vultures increasing in the south of Spain?
A survey conducted in Andalusia (southern Spain) indicates that the wintering presence ...
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Exploring Bearded Vulture vision to reduce collisions
Simon Potier, a scientific expert renowned for his work on avian vision, ...
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Explore global insights in vulture conservation: Watch the European Vulture Conference 2023 recordings
A year ago, the city of Cáceres in Spain became the heart ...
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Balancing Energy Production and Vulture Conservation
As we transition towards renewable energy solutions, due to the climate crisis, ...
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The Egyptian Vulture in Kazakhstan: Current situation and conservation concerns
The Egyptian Vulture (Neophron percnopterus) is a widely distributed species, found across ...
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Are you becoming a creature of habit with age? You’re aging fine like a Griffon Vulture!
A new research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ...
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How can bird mortality be reduced along the electricity grid?
Power lines are invisible killers for many bird species, but the SafeLines4Birds ...
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Battling illegal wildlife poisoning: Insights from Spain’s approach
The use of poison and other nonselective methods to control wildlife has ...
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Vulture decline in India linked to death of 500,000 people, study suggests
According to a recent study, the decline of vulture population in India ...
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Why do vultures and other large migratory birds die?
A new study confirms the negative impact of humans on large migratory ...
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How bright does the future look for Rüppell’s Vultures in Europe?
At the Vulture Conservation Foundation, we have been following the expansion of ...
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Day 3 Insights from the European Vulture Conference 2023
The final day of the European Vulture Conference 2023 concluded with insightful ...
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Day 2 Insights from the European Vulture Conference 2023
Day two of the European Vulture Conference began with two keynote speeches ...
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Joining forces for Bearded Vulture conservation in Spain: technical meeting gathers NGOs and regional governments in Gredos
Over 30 professionals working for Bearded Vulture conservation in Spain gathered in ...
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Movement ecology perspective on conservation for migratory vultures by Pascual López López
Dr. Pascual López López, an Associate Professor of Ecology at the University ...
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Exploring the fascinating Cosmetic Behaviour of Bearded Vultures
The Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) is known for its innate tendency to ...
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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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