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Bearded Vulture release in Andalusia: Meet Poqueira, Polarda, and Aznaitín  - Vulture Conservation Foundation
Andalusia, Spain · Andalusia

Bearded Vulture release in Andalusia: Meet Poqueira, Polarda, and Aznaitín  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

On the rugged cliffs of the Sierra Nevada, three young Bearded Vultures—Poqueira, Polarda, and Aznaitín—stretch their wings in the Andalusian sun. Recently released into the wild, these three females mark a significant milestone—the 29th year since the Bearded Vulture reintroduction programme in Andalusia started.  Their names, chosen from iconic natural landmarks in Granada, Almería and Jaén, reflect a deepening connection between the species a…Read Article
Another illegal shooting in France – This time, the vulture survived - Vulture Conservation Foundation
Species · France

Another illegal shooting in France – This time, the vulture survived - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Illegal shootings continue to endanger birds of prey across France, with protected species regularly falling victim. But amid the difficult reality of poaching, a rare story of recovery has emerged. In early January, a Cinereous Vulture (Aegypius monachus)—an extremely threatened species in France—was found severely injured in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Thanks to prompt rescue efforts and careful rehabilitation, the bird has since recovered an…Read Article
Two Bearded Vultures released in the Grands Causses, France - Vulture Conservation Foundation
Occitanie · Occitanie

Two Bearded Vultures released in the Grands Causses, France - Vulture Conservation Foundation

This year marks the thirteenth consecutive year of Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus barbatus) reintroduction in the Grands Causses region of southern France. On 27 May 2025, two young vultures took their first steps into the wild, released as part of the ongoing LIFE GypAct project. This time, the birds came from far afield: “Ushuaia” from Helsinki Zoo in Finland, “Ubac” from Ostrava Zoo in the Czech Republic. Both institutions play an important role i…See the Story

A lucky escape for Perdas thanks to the great rescue network in Sardinia - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Earlier this week, Perdas, a member of the Griffon Vultures colony established between Bosa and Alghero in Sardinia, had a close call. He was lightly hit by a car. The well-prepared local emergency network rescued him swiftly and he is now safe and recovering. ©LIFE Safe for Vultures In the hot Sardinian summer afternoon, Perdas, a young Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus)released in Sardinia last October, took a momentary rest on a guardrail of the S…Alghero · AlgheroRead Article

What works (and what doesn’t) when communicating about wildlife poisoning - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Illegal wildlife poisoning is a serious and often hidden problem across the Balkans — one that damages biodiversity, harms animals and affects rural communities.   To tackle this, the BalkanDetox LIFE project launched a regional communication strategy aimed at raising awareness, changing attitudes, and driving action. Through targeted messaging and creative outreach, project partners across six countries helped bring this often-overlooked issue …Read Article

Bearded Vultures “Generl” and “Luisa” were released into the wild in Germany - Vulture Conservation Foundation

On 27 May 2025, two young female Bearded Vultures (Gypaetus barbatus), Generl and Luisa, were released into the wild in Klausbach Valley, within the breathtaking Berchtesgaden National Park. This marks the fifth consecutive year of releases by the Landesbund für Vogelschutz in Bayern (LBV) and Berchtesgaden National Park, in cooperation with the Vulture Conservation Foundation (VCF).  Generl and Luisa being carried to the release site in Klausba…Berchtesgaden · BerchtesgadenRead Article

A historic milestone: Bearded Vultures released in Bulgaria for the first time  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

On May 17, 2025, the ancient Tuida Fortress in Sliven bore witness to a historic moment for Bulgarian biodiversity: the first-ever release of Bearded Vultures (Gypaetus barbatus) into the wild in Bulgaria. This long-awaited milestone marked the species’ symbolic and physical return to the Bulgarian skies, more than five decades after their disappearance. The event, held as part of the Bearded Vulture LIFE project, was the result of tireless cons…Sliven · SlivenRead Article

Now It Is Clear: Rare Griffon Vulture From Unterallgäu Died of Lead Poisoning

The bird of prey died just two weeks after its first sighting in the Unterallgäu district. This is not the first case of this kind.Serbia · SerbiaSee the Story

From Africa to Iberia: The journey of a Critically Endangered Rüppell’s Vulture  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Once found only in the skies over Africa, the Critically Endangered Rüppell’s Vulture is now increasingly turning up in Europe. Two recently tagged individuals, tracked via GPS, have just made the journey across continents, however, with two different outcomes.  Rüppell’s vulture (Gyps rueppellii) © Limor Bahar Tagged in Morocco, soaring into Europe  On 2 May 2025, a young Rüppell’s Vulture (Gyps rueppelli)—known as GR70—was fitted with a GPS tr…Morocco · MoroccoSee the Story

Meet Tejo and Mesa: The widowers who found each other  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

At the heart of efforts to save Europe’s rarest vulture, the Vallcalent Bearded Vulture Breeding Unit stands as one of the most vital centres in the Bearded Vulture EEP. This extensive network—coordinated by the Vulture Conservation Foundation (VCF) on behalf of EAZA—unites over 40 zoos, private collections, and specialised centres, all working together with a common goal: to breed Bearded Vultures in captivity for conservation.  To date, the EE…Catalonia · CataloniaRead Article

Ecological crisis in South Africa: another vulture mass poisoning incident in Mpumalanga  - Vulture Conservation Foundation

Only a few weeks after a shocking vulture mass poisoning incident was identified in the Kruger National Park, another incident was now reported. More than 100 vultures have been found dead in yet another devastating mass poisoning. The incident, confirmed by VulPro and Wild and Free Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, took place at Lionspruit Game Reserve near Marloth Park, Mpumalanga, just to the south of the Kruger NP. This is an ecological crisis…Marloth Park · Marloth ParkRead Article

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