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Conservationists release rehabilitated vultures back into the wild on South African mountain
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Conservationists release rehabilitated vultures back into the wild on South African mountain

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Egyptian Vulture pair chooses Sardinia to nest once again  - Vulture Conservation Foundation
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Egyptian Vulture pair chooses Sardinia to nest once again  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Italy’s rarest raptor nests on Capo Caccia (Sardinia) cliffs for the 7th year consecutively. An Egyptian Vulture pair spontaneously colonized Sardinia for the first time, breeding in Porto Conte Regional Park since 2019. An extremely rare event that rewards years of vultures conservation actions on the island.   ©Davide De Rosa / LIFE Safe for Vultures When a Egyptian Vultures (Neophron percnopterus) pair chose Capo Caccia cliffs – in Porto Cont…Read Article
Rüppell’s Vulture found dead in Southern Portugal  - Vulture Conservation Foundation
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Rüppell’s Vulture found dead in Southern Portugal  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

A Rüppell’s vulture (Gyps rueppelli) was recently found dead near Beja, in southern Portugal. The circumstances are still under investigation. The bird was being monitored by GREFA as part of ongoing conservation efforts, and its death has triggered a coordinated international response.  The Rüppell’s vulture found dead in Southern Portugal. ©GNR The incident  The alert was first raised on the afternoon of Wednesday, July 2, by GREFA (Grupo de R…Read Article

Ubac takes off and Univers settles into his new home in Grands Causses - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Over three weeks have passed since Univers, a young Bearded Vulture (Gypeatus Barbatus) from Andalusia, joined the Grands Causses release site, where he now shares the ledge with fellow juveniles Ubac and Ushuaïa. Since his arrival, Univers has adjusted remarkably well to his new surroundings. While he still tends to beg food from the others, his behavior and development show all the signs of a healthy and successful adaptation to life in the wi…Occitanie · OccitanieRead Article

Bearded Vulture “Vinzenz” returns to the German Alps after being rescued - Vulture Conservation Foundation

After an extraordinary northern adventure, young Bearded Vulture (Gypeatus Barbatus) Vinzenz has finally returned to his alpine homeland. On 28 June 2025, the reintroduction team from LBV and Berchtesgaden National Park successfully released him back into the wild in the rugged Hagen Mountains near the Austrian border. © Nationalpark Berchtesgaden The 1,600-Kilometre journey that led to a rescue Vinzenz had caused quite a stir earlier this summe…Berchtesgaden · BerchtesgadenRead Article

Esperanza, the first wild-hatched Bearded Vulture from the Andalusian reintroduction project, is raising her first chick - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Once upon a time—well, ten years ago—high in the cliffs of Andalusia, a very special Bearded Vulture (Gypeatus Barbatus) took her first wobbly steps into the world. Her name was “Esperanza”, which means hope in Spanish. She wasn’t just any chick. She was the first wild-hatched Bearded Vulture from a reintroduced pair, brought back into Andalusia after the species had disappeared from the region in the 80s. Esperanza (c) Enrique Avila An extraord…Andalusia, Spain · AndalusiaRead Article

It's Cinereous Vulture tagging time!  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

GPS/GSM tagging provides essential information for the conservation of the species.  In June, the LIFE Aegypius Return teams already tagged three chicks with GPS/GSM transmitters, and more will follow soon. Monitoring the reproduction of the species and knowing the age of the chicks is essential for these efforts.  Cinereous vulture chick in the Douro Internacional colony. © Palombar All eyes on the Cinereous Vulture  Monitoring the reproduction…Species · PortugalRead Article

Over 100 Bearded Vultures pairs in the Alps: a true conservation success  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

This year we celebrate over one hundred Bearded Vultures breeding pairs in the Alps. This result stems from years of conservation efforts started in the 1970s. Successful reintroductions and targeted threat-mitigation actions allowed the species to recover and thrive, demonstrating the effectiveness of conservation practices and international cooperation.   © Franziska Lörcher Story of a success  At the beginning of the 20th century, Bearded Vul…Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes · Auvergne-Rhône-AlpesRead Article

New breeding record for Cinereous Vultures in Bulgaria following reintroduction efforts  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

In a promising turn for wildlife conservation, eight Cinereous Vulture chicks were successfully reared in Bulgaria during the 2025 breeding season — the highest number recorded since the species was reintroduced to the country. Once extinct as a breeding species, the Cinereous Vulture is gradually re-establishing itself across Bulgaria’s mountainous regions, signalling steady progress toward long-term recovery.  © GreenBalkans A new high for a r…Conservation · BulgariaRead Article

Black Vulture vs. Turkey Vulture: Seeing vs. Smelling Differences

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When it comes to scavengers of the sky, black vulture vs. turkey vulture identification is easy to misconstrue. These two species often share the same habitats, feast on the same carrion, and roost in the same trees. But they couldn’t be more different in how they fly, feed, and find their meals.Castilla Y León · Castilla Y LeónSee the Story

Wildlife Crime Academy: Portugal joins international efforts to combat wildlife crime - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Illegal killing, poisoning, trafficking and other wildlife crimes are not only threatening biodiversity but also put public safety and health at risk. The Wildlife Crime Academy has been set up to strengthen Europe’s collective response to this type of crime. More than 100 professionals involved in combating environmental crime in 17 countries have already received specialized training. And now, Portugal is part of this growing network thanks to…Health · PortugalRead Article

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