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2 PHD IN CONSERVATION BIOLOGY OF RAPTORS 2021-2022!

We are looking for highly motivated candidates interested in the conservation of raptors. You would be studying the demography, movement, food webs and conservation of Egyptian and Griffon vultures or Eagle Owl. Two PhD projects are proposed. The main goal...

Willy the fast: A Young Egyptian vulture

As part of the ringing and marking programme for the population of Egyptian vultures in Central and Eastern Catalonia carried out by the Conservation Biology Group of the University of Barcelona (see more information here), on the 28th June a chick was ringed in the...

Covid-19 and conservation biodiversity

The Natural Park of Sant Llorenç del Munt and l’Obac, the first created in Spain, hosts the Centre for the Monitoring of Biodiversity in Mediterranean Mountains. It aims to monitor biodiversity in order to have a continuous diagnosis of its conservation state,...

Rodenticides: The silent killers

During the monitoring of raptor populations such as the Eagle owl and the Egyptian vulture carried out by the Conservation Biology Group of the University of Barcelona, ​​annual failures in reproduction for no apparent reason or sudden disappearances of adult...

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