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Subject December news from the Vulture Conservation Foundation
Date January 18, 2022 9:30 AM
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Mass vulture poisoning incident prevented in the Balkans, Griffon Vulture population boom in Sardinia and more

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** Vulture Conservation Foundation news bulletin
December 2021
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** Vulture conservation and the VCF in 2022
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Together with the help of our supporters and partners, we achieved many vulture conservation triumphs ([link removed]) in 2021. As we welcome the new year, we are ready to rise to all the challenges that lie ahead. We have already set ambitious vulture conservation goals ([link removed]) relating to our work on captive breeding, monitoring, tackling threats, research, and reintroduction and restocking.

Thank you for your continued support and engagement – we will do our best to make 2022 yet another vulturific year!
Vulture conservation goals 2022 ([link removed])


** Latest news about Europe's
vulture species
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** Bearded Vulture
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Guadalentín: Progress of the new Bearded Vulture captive breeding season ([link removed])

Establishing efficient conservation actions for the Bearded Vulture population in Southern Africa: synthesis of a 20-year research program ([link removed])

The new Bearded Vulture breeding season kicks off in Andalusia ([link removed])

Highlights 2021: Bearded Vulture conservation ([link removed])


** Egyptian Vulture
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Results from releasing captive-bred Egyptian Vultures in the Eastern Rhodopes in 2021 ([link removed])

What happened to the five Egyptian Vultures released in Italy this summer ([link removed])

Highlights 2021: Egyptian Vulture conservation ([link removed])

Results from the wolf and hunting dog interaction study in the Dadia-Lefkimi-Soufli Forest National Park and adjacent areas ([link removed])


** Cinereous Vulture
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Highlights 2021: Cinereous Vulture conservation ([link removed])

Results from the wolf and hunting dog interaction study in the Dadia-Lefkimi-Soufli Forest National Park and adjacent areas ([link removed])


** Griffon Vulture
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Highlights 2021: Griffon Vulture conservation ([link removed])

Results from the wolf and hunting dog interaction study in the Dadia-Lefkimi-Soufli Forest National Park and adjacent areas ([link removed])


** Latest news from our
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The BalkanDetox LIFE ([link removed]) project, led by us at the Vulture Conservation Foundation, aims to strengthen national capacities to fight wildlife poisoning and raise awareness about the problem across seven Balkan countries.

Latest news
Appropriate response to poisoning incident prevents mass mortality of 18 Griffon Vultures in North Macedonia ([link removed])


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LIFE Safe for Vultures ([link removed]) , led by the University of Sassari, is a new project acting as the first step to the restoration of the vulture guild in Sardinia.

Latest news
Latest survey demonstrates population boom for the Griffon Vulture in Sardinia ([link removed])

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Vultures Back to LIFE ([link removed]) , led by Green Balkans and the Fund for Wild Flora and Fauna, aims to reintroduce the Cinereous Vulture back to Bulgaria since it was declared extinct in the 1980s.

Latest news
Disabled Cinereous Vulture pair gets new chance to contribute to the species conservation ([link removed])

Saving 18 Griffon Vultures from a potential poisoning incident in the Balkans
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After our local partners MES became aware of a poisoning incident with dogs in the Republic of North Macedonia, they immediately responded to the scene, mobilising the authorities. The situation became more critical when data from the BalkanDetox LIFE's intensive monitoring tool indicated that Griffon Vultures were preparing to land nearby. The team on site acted accordingly and managed to prevent the vultures from coming in contact with the poison, saving their lives!
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Latest survey demonstrates population boom for the Griffon Vulture in Sardinia
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The new LIFE Safe for Vultures project recently conducted a survey revealing reproductive success, productivity and population growth for the Griffon Vulture in Sardinia!
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Update on Rüppell’s Vulture Vouzela
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Vouzela, the first Rüppell’s Vulture tagged with a GPS transmitter in Portugal, has already arrived in Africa, made good progress south, and travelled thousands of km to reach Senegal.
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We here at the VCF follow the movements of several vultures as part of different projects. You can track the movements of all the European vulture species we tagged within our different projects and regions by visiting our online public maps ([link removed]) .

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Egyptian Vulture online maps ([link removed])
Griffon Vulture online maps ([link removed])
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Photo credits: Hansruedi Weyrich, Bruno Berthemy, Vulture Conservation Foundation, LIFE Safe for Vultures and Rui Telmo Romão.
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