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The Rocks of Arda - a future home for young Egyptian Vultures
26.06.2018
The meanders of Arda in the Eastern Rhodopes, which have built high rocks on their way, from this year will be a home to young Egyptian vultures as part of the “Egyptian vulture New...See more
A Bird Paradise under Threat
25.06.2018
The Ulcinj Salina, in the extreme south of Montenegro, is one of the most important wetland areas in the Balkans. The significance of these salt pans for migratory birds is commonly compared...See more
First data from the field studies of the Egyptian Vulture population in Niger
20.06.2018
The ‘White Vulture’: that is how the Egyptian vulture (EV) is called among local population in Kéllé and its surroundings, in the Zinder region. This area is known for...See more
The number of the pairs of Imperial eagles in Bulgaria is now 29
14.06.2018
After three years of stagnation, the number of the pairs of the Imperial eagles in Bulgaria increased by one and already is 29. The newly-discovered pair not only changed the three-year trend...See more
First results from the breeding season of the Egyptian vulture in Bulgaria and Greece
11.06.2018
The first results from the monitoring of the species in Bulgaria and Greece show similar tendency in the number of occupied territories and the number of pairs compared to 2017 . The number of...See more
The Action Plan for Conservation of the Red-breasted Goose in Bulgaria was officially approved only two days ago
06.06.2018
The Action Plan for Conservation of the Red-breasted Goose in Bulgaria developed by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB), was officially approved only two days ago. The Plan...See more
Nature in peril as Europe faces another decade of biodiversity-killing intensive farming
31.05.2018
Today the European Commission released their highly anticipated Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform. The new plan does not guarantee any spending on biodiversity and grotesquely slashes funds...See more
Volunteer to save the Egyptian Vulture 2018
30.05.2018
The iconic Egyptian Vulture is the most rapidly vanishing bird of prey in Europe. Your help is needed to secure its future. Volunteers from across the world are invited to carry out monitoring and...See more
First flights in the wild of the Egyptian vultures from the adaptation aviary in the Eastern Rhodopes
28.05.2018
On May 16, two days after the tagging with satellite transmitters of the four young Egyptian vultures from the adaptation aviary in the Eastern Rhodopes, the door to sky and wildlife was already...See more
The Return to the Neophron – one of the Best LIFE Projects for 2016 and 2017
25.05.2018
“ The Return to the Neophron ” is among 28 Best LIFE-Nature / Information Projects for 2016 and 2017! A total of 62 best projects in three categories were selected among 400 others for...See more
