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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.
Transboundary cooperation to protect the Cinereous Vulture breeding colony at Herdade da Contenda, southern Portugal
In a collaborative effort, the LIFE Aegypius Return project promotes cooperation between ...
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Optimistic developments in Portugal’s most vulnerable Cinereous Vulture breeding colony
During the 2024 breeding season, the LIFE Aegypius Return project team observed ...
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Portuguese stakeholders strengthen cooperation for the conservation of the Cinereous Vulture
As part of the LIFE Aegypius Return project, NGOs and the competent ...
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Filmmaker needed for LIFE Aegypius Return documentary in Portugal and Western Spain
We are thrilled to announce a unique opportunity for filmmakers to be ...
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Vultures have personality too – in life and death
The movements of the Cinereous Vultures tagged with GPS/GSM transmitters within LIFE ...
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Another 49 police officers trained in rescuing and handling Cinereous Vultures in Portugal – LIFE Aegypius Return
In Portugal, wildlife rescue is usually ensured by a special department (SEPNA) ...
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Safer nests and new nesting platforms for Cinereous Vultures in Portugal – LIFE Aegypius Return
The Cinereous Vulture population in Portugal has now safer nests and new ...
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2023 in review: our work 4 Vultures
Out with the Old, In with the New! 2023 in review: as ...
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“Zeal and great determination”: the incredible story of the first Cinereous Vultures born in Portugal after extinction
Some weeks ago, Quercus, a Portuguese NGO, set up a trap to ...
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