Two Honey Buzzards that Were Treated in Rize Were Released Into the Wild at Isırlık Nature Park.
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Two honey buzzards, found injured in Rize and taken for treatment, were released from Isırlık Nature Park onto their natural migration routes with the participation of the provincial protocol, after one of them was fitted with a satellite tracking chip.
Two honey buzzards found injured in Rize were treated by teams from the 12th Regional Directorate of Nature Conservation and National Parks and then released back into the wild in Isırlık Nature Park. A tracking chip was attached to one of the birds, and the chipped buzzard will be monitored.
Honey buzzards that were found injured in Rize and whose treatments were completed by DKMP teams, were released from Isırlık Nature Park onto their natural migration routes, with one of them being chipped for tracking purposes, with the participation of the provincial protocol.
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