Vultures face multiple threats worldwide that have put many species at risk of extinction. Understanding these threats is essential for effective conservation. Information, advocacy, and local and international targeted action focussing on those threats are crucial to protecting vultures worldwide. Unintentional poisoning with poison baits Poisoning wildlife, an illegal action all over the world, is […] The post A world of threats and how to mitigate them appeared first on Vulture Con...| Vulture Conservation Foundation
If you’re passionate about vultures and their conservation, Vulture News is a must-read. Published by the IUCN Vulture Specialist Group, this peer-reviewed journal has been a cornerstone of vulture science for decades, sharing the latest research, insights, and field observations from experts around the world. As Europe’s leading vulture conservation organisation, we at the Vulture […] The post Discover Vulture News: The voice of global Vulture Conservation & Research appeared first...| Vulture Conservation Foundation
Bulgaria’s endangered Egyptian Vultures have faced another tragedy this year — the second poisoning incident of 2025 has claimed the life of a breeding female and set off a race to save her only chick. Another Egyptian Vulture suspected to be poisoned. In recent days, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) noticed […]| Vulture Conservation Foundation
Long before science highlighted vultures ecological importance, cultures around the world had already developed deep symbolic connections to these incredible raptors. From symbols of life and renewal to dark omens, vultures have played many roles in myth, religion, and rituals in human history. Vultures have long held a complex and fascinating place in human culture, […] The post More than scavengers: how vultures influenced cultures and religions appeared first on Vulture Conservation ...| Vulture Conservation Foundation
One instrument to monitor vultures’ movements, behaviour and overall condition: the GPS tracker. It is one of the most powerful tools used not only to monitor individuals, but to shape conservation actions. Let’s take a closer look at how the process works and why organisations like the Vulture Conservation Foundation have been investing so much […] The post Behind the scenes of GPS tracking in vultures conservation appeared first on Vulture Conservation Foundation.| Vulture Conservation Foundation
Italy’s rarest raptor nests on Capo Caccia (Sardinia) cliffs for the 7th year consecutively. An Egyptian Vulture pair spontaneously colonized Sardinia for the first time, breeding in Porto Conte Regional Park since 2019. An extremely rare event that rewards years of vultures conservation actions on the island. When a Egyptian Vultures (Neophron percnopterus) pair chose […] The post Egyptian Vulture pair chooses Sardinia to nest once again appeared first on Vulture Conservation Found...| Vulture Conservation Foundation
The Egyptian Vulture Gabriel flies back to Italy where he was released in 2021, covering more than 10,000 km and nine countries.| Vulture Conservation Foundation