A total of 15 Bearded Vulture eggs arrived at the Bearded Vulture captive breeding centre of Guadalentín, setting a record!| Vulture Conservation Foundation
After many years of tireless efforts, the Green Balkans breeding unit in Bulgaria has now two thriving pairs and in December 2024 it received its long-awaited third Bearded Vulture pair.| Vulture Conservation Foundation
Esperanza, the first Bearded Vulture wild-hatched chick in Andalusia since the reintroduction programme, built her first nest.| 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 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 conservation efforts spanning nearly 30 years.| Vulture Conservation Foundation
