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Eastern Cape vulture sighting signals recovery

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Conservationists have confirmed the first sighting of Cape vultures in over 30 years in the Spitskop-Cradock area of the Eastern Cape – approximately 40km from Mountain Zebra National Park. More than 80 vultures were observed on a farm, marking a significant milestone in ongoing efforts to restore vulture populations in South Africa. The sighting follows years of conservation

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Eastern Cape vulture sighting signals recovery

Conservationists have confirmed the first sighting of Cape vultures in over 30 years in the Spitskop-Cradock area of the Eastern Cape – approximately 40km from Mountain Zebra National Park. More than 80 vultures were observed on a farm, marking a significant milestone in ongoing efforts to restore vulture populations in South Africa. The sighting follows years of conservation

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Tourism Update broke the news in 2 months ago on Friday, March 7, 2025.

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