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Egyptian vulture migration to Africa: a way full of dangers
Within the framework of the project "Application of new technologies to know the effects of global and local change in the Iberian populations of Egyptian vulture. Applications for conservation" (see related news) 6 Egyptian vultures were equipped with GPS-GSM...
Egyptian vulture chicks equipped with GPS transmitters
Within the framework of the project "Application of new technologies to know the effects of global and local change in the Iberian populations of Egyptian vulture. Applications for conservation" three Egyptian vulture Neophron percnopterus nestlings, a globally...
Orís, a young Egyptian vulture rescued exhausted, rehabilitated and returned to the wild
On the 5th September 2017 the Catalan Wildlife Rangers found an exhausted young Egyptian vulture in the Ripollès county who had recently abandoned the nest. This nestling called Orís, had been ringed the 19th July by the Conservation Biology Group of the University of...
Balance of reproduction in Egyptian vulture 2017
L’any 2017 s’ha consolidat com el sisè any de seguiment de la població d’aufrany a la Catalunya central i oriental (comarques de l’Anoia, Vallès Occidental, Bages, Berguedà, Solsonès, Osona, Ripollès i Garrotxa) per part de l’Equip de Biologia de la...
Great attendance at the ceremony ‘Viability of the Bonelli’s eagle population in Catalonia: guidelines for conservation’
On the 3rd March 2016 in the Main Hall of the Faculty of Biology of the University of Barcelona took place the ceremony to present the results of the project ‘Viability of the Bonelli’s eagle population in Catalonia: guidelines for conservation’, carried out by the...
Monograph on mitigation of bird electrocution
The Conservation Biology Group is pleased to present you the publication 'El águila perdicera en Cataluña: de la amenaza a la conservación' edited in collaboration with the electricity company Endesa, available to download: pdf (in Spanish) The publication describes...