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NOTÍCIAS E EVENTOS
O nosso website é atualizado regularmente com as últimas notícias e os próximos eventos sobre o nosso projeto de conservação LIFE Aegypius Return. Não se esqueça de consultar frequentemente a nossa página de notícias e eventos para se manter informado. Ao envolver-se no nosso projeto e participar nos nossos eventos, pode ajudar-nos a atingir o objetivo de consolidar a população de abutres-pretos em Portugal e no oeste de Espanha.
Pousio: gunshot Cinereous Vulture survived and is back in the skies of Serra do Mendro, Portugal
A long recovery required three rehabilitation centres and several veterinary interventions Firstborn ...
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Nest fall, recovery and impressive first flight – Meet the Cinereous Vulture Charneco
A Cinereous Vulture chick was rescued, recovered and returned to the wild ...
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Two Cinereous Vultures electrocuted on power lines in Tejo Internacional, Portugal
Following the identification of several cases of bird mortality by electrocution in ...
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Donations ensure the return of Cinereous Vultures to the acclimatisation station in Douro Internacional, Portugal
Keep supporting to protect this species from extinction and help us reach ...
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Strategic Cinereous Vulture colony in southern Portugal under serious threat
In June 2024, the fifth breeding colony of the Cinereous Vulture was ...
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Wind energy and safety distances: new guidelines to protect the Cinereous Vulture
A new report from the LIFE Aegypius Return project recommends that wind ...
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A weakened 2025 chick was rescued, rehabilitated, and released back into the wild
A juvenile Cinereous Vulture – a 2025 chick – was found in ...
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Several Cinereous Vulture nests burned in the Douro Internacional Nature Park, in northern Portugal
Massive wildfire caused a direct and significant impact on the recovery of ...
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LIFE Aegypius Return reaches milestone of 50 Cinereous Vultures fitted with GPS/GSM transmitters
The mortality rate of the monitored birds stands at 18% and is ...
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