Vultures: allies in the ecosystem, with added financial benefits
Supporting vulture recovery, so they can act as nature’s ‘clean-up crew’, is not only good for the vultures themselves, it’s also good for our pockets, according to a new study.
Supporting vulture recovery, so they can act as nature’s ‘clean-up crew’, is not only good for the vultures themselves, it’s also good for our pockets, according to a new study.
The tale of a tagged vulture that reaches the parts that other vultures do not…
Another annual winter Griffon Vulture census was completed with success last December,
Kostis’ story began about a year ago, when he/she was still the one and only egg in the nest, and of course, long before we decided to give it the name we did.
Throughout the world, vultures face severe population declines and local extinctions due
One more Griffon Vulture in Cyprus skies can only mean good news
BirdLife Cyprus has been monitoring the Griffon Vulture population in Cyprus for
Learn about the most magnificent and threatened bird of prey of Cyprus
BirdLife Cyprus, the Game and Fauna Service, Terra Cypria-The Cyprus Conservation Foundation
An unlucky young Griffon Vulture stranded on a rocky beach at Episkopi
News of the Ministerial Council approving a framework for financial support of
Ever since the GYPAS project began in 2011, counts of the Cyprus
On Friday 9 December 2016, BirdLife Cyprus volunteers and staff, together with
The positive news we had last spring on the record of new
Vultures are important. By being nature’s clean-up crew they are an integral
Vultures are magnificent creatures but too often misunderstood. Their carrion diet is
The Griffon Vulture is the largest bird of prey in Cyprus and
On Friday 12 May 2017, BirdLife Cyprus volunteers and staff, together with
Seven Griffon Vultures Gyps fulvus met a tragic end, three of which