Vulture Conservation Foundation
The Vulture Conservation Foundation
The Vulture Conservation Foundation is committed to conservation, restoration and protection of vultures as umbrella species for their natural habitats throughout Europe.
Find out more about Our Work, our Vulture Conservation Projects and the our latest News.
The Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project
The Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project is a cross-border initiative bringing together wildlife conservation organisations, governmental agencies and other stakeholder such as; hunting associations, farmers and scientists, in five Balkan countries to tackle illegal wildlife poisoning.
Keep up to date with the latest news and find out more about the project on the Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project page.
Latest news from the Vulture Conservation Foundation
Tue
11
Dec
2018
Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project: Country in Focus - FYR Macedonia
Mon
10
Dec
2018
Two young griffon vultures released back into the wild in Sardinia
Sat
08
Dec
2018
Brilliant video of young Andalucían bearded vulture Gea learning to eat bones
Fri
07
Dec
2018
Survey of Egyptian vultures in FYR Macedonia reveals the population has declined since 2014
Thu
06
Dec
2018
Vulture Research Update: October-November
In this research update we summarise articles on the status of the world’s raptor and vulture species; a global review of vulture and condor tracking studies; and two articles that use GPS tracking data to study the movement patterns of bearded and Egyptian vultures.
Wed
05
Dec
2018
Bulgaria's cinereous vulture Ostrava heads off on winter migration
Tue
04
Dec
2018
Balkan Anti-Poisoning Project: Country in Focus - Croatia
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