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Nature · Fão

Vulture Extinction Could Unleash Deadly Diseases on Wildlife and Humans

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Learn how vultures prevent the spread of disease by cleaning up the environment, and find out what would happen if they disappear.See the Story

Animals · Occitanie

Farewell to the Bearded Vulture King: The death of beloved Rei del Causse - Vulture Conservation Foundation

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It is with deep sorrow that we share the news of the death of Rei del Causse, a young and adventurous Bearded Vulture (Gypeatus Barbatus) whose remarkable life and travels across Europe inspired many. On 20 January 2025, Rei’s lifeless body was discovered in Lozère, France, following alerts from his GPS tag that had recorded an unusual period of inactivity. Despite the rapid response of conservation teams, the cause of his death remains a myster…See the Story

Conservation · Sliven

A historic homecoming: Bearded Vultures will return to Bulgaria after 50 years - Vulture Conservation Foundation

On 17 May 2025, Bulgaria will witness a historical moment in wildlife conservation—the release of the first Bearded Vultures in over half a century, marking the beginning of their reintroduction into the wild. Bearded Vulture © Bruno Berthemy A species with a tragic past Once soaring over Bulgaria’s mountains, the Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) vanished from the country due to relentless human pressures. Persecution through shooting, poison…Read Article

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