Cinereous vulture
Raptors nesting again at devastated Dadia forest
The cinereous vulture is back at the Dadia forest in northeastern Greece. So are other big birds, such as the golden and white-tailed eagles.
The forest was devastated in August and September 2023 by a wildfire that burned about 73,000 hectares (730 square kilometers or 282 square miles). About half the forest area is estimated to have been burned.
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Wildfires affect Dadia forest ecosystem
The painful sight of Dadia forest in the Evros region in Greece has been destroyed by one of the largest wildfires in recent years in Europe. Experts worry over the ecosystem's survival.
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Black Vulture from Riga Zoo Travels to Bulgaria for Release into Wild
RIGA, July 25 (Xinhua) -- A young black vulture born and bred at Riga Zoo has been sent this week to Bulgaria where it will be released into the wild as part of a reintroduction program, the zoo informed on Wednesday.
Czech-born Young Vulture to be Released in Bulgaria
Ostrava, North Moravia, July 24 (CTK) - A young cinereous vulture that hatched in the Ostrava zoo in April has been transferred to Bulgaria this week to be released in the eastern part of the Stara Planina mountain range, zoo spokeswoman Sarka Novakova has told CTK.
The bird will be released in the wild together with other two young cinereous vultures coming from Latvia's Riga Zoo.
EU Project Aims to Return Black Vulture to Bulgaria
A EUR 3 M project financed by the EU plans to restore the population of black vulture in Bulgaria.
The project entitled "Bright Future for Black Vulture in Bulgaria" will be implemented by NGOs from four countries, private bTV station informs.