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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.
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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Vultures play an important role in nature… and in the economy!
By 2048, vultures could contribute more than 18 million euros to the ...
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Grifo-de-Rüppell encontrado morto no Alentejo
A Rüppell’s vulture (Gyps rueppelli) was recently found dead near Beja, in ...
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It’s Cinereous Vulture tagging time!
GPS/GSM tagging provides essential information for the conservation of the species. In ...
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Portugal joins international efforts to combat wildlife crime
Illegal killing, poisoning, trafficking and other wildlife crimes are not only threatening ...
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All together for the Cinereous Vulture: LIFE Aegypius Return joins partners and stakeholders for the 4th time
LIFE Aegypius Return partners and Portuguese and Spanish authorities got together in ...
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Six more Cinereous Vultures join the soft release programme to strengthen the Douro International colony
Last week, a new group of six Cinereous Vultures (Aegypius monachus) joined ...
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LIFE Aegypius Return unlocks food reinforcement for vultures in southern Portugal
First private unfenced feeding areas for vultures approved at Herdade da Contenda ...
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Shooting threatens the recovery of the Cinereous Vulture in Portugal: three recently shot birds spark unified condemnation
Among the victims were two birds tagged with GPS/GSM transmitters as part ...
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