Satellite tagging and tracking Egyptian Vultures in Uzbekistan
A guest blog by Anna Ten and Valentin Soldatov The idea of tagging Egyptian Vultures was hatched a long time
A guest blog by Anna Ten and Valentin Soldatov The idea of tagging Egyptian Vultures was hatched a long time
A guest blog by Ali Yahya Ali Mahrous and Salem Abdullah Ali Mohammed Due to the long isolation of the
Guest blog by Şafak Arslan of Doga The Egyptian Vulture is globally threatened and among the species in most rapid
A guest blog by Volen Arkumarev This is the story of a young Egyptian Vulture Neophron percnopterus called Anna. She
A guest blog from Ali Yahya A. Mahroos on behalf of the Socotra UNE-GEF team. Socotra, Yemen.
The following short vulture updates from across the Middle East are reproduced with the permission of the IUCN Vulture Specialist
Turkey is home to one of the largest breeding populations of Egyptian Vultures in the world! An estimated 2000 pairs
Guest Blog by Volen Arkumarev During the second half of January 2019 a team from BSPB, RSPB, BirdLife Africa, EWNHS, SCF, NCF
Champions of the Flyway is in its fifth year and the next Flyway Bird Race will be taking place, one again,
Public Consultation Exercise: Draft Flyway Action Plan for the Conservation of the Balkan and Central Asian Populations of the Egyptian
Doğa, the BirdLife partner in Turkey, has recently launched a new conservation programme for Globally Threatened steppe birds in extensive
It has been known for some time that the veterinary drug Diclofenac has been the main cause of the unprecedented