Vulture Conservation
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15 Endangered Indian Vultures Released In Maharashtra Tiger Reserve
The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) has released 15 critically endangered Indian vultures at the Melghat Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra as part of its ongoing vulture conservation programme, officials said.
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With GPS On Wings, A Vulture's Flight Of Hope In Madhya Pradesh
A white-backed vulture has scripted an extraordinary journey of survival, freedom, and hope. Once grounded because of weakness, the bird now soars from the dusty plains of Madhya Pradesh to the blue skies of Afghanistan.
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In Landmark Moment, 13 Critically Endangered Vultures Released In Bengal
In another landmark moment for vulture conservation in India, the third phase of the reintroduction programme of the critically endangered oriental white-backed vultures was launched this week.
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Vulture, Rescued During 2017 Cyclone, Airlifted From Tamil Nadu To Rajasthan, Set To Fly Again
The vulture Okhi was flown on an Air India flight in a special cage designed with proper ventilation and space.
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10 Captive-Bred Vultures Of Critically Endangered Species Released In Bengal
India marked a landmark moment for vulture conservation with the second phase of reintroduction programme of critically endangered Oriental White-backed Vulture at Rajabhatkhawa near the Buxa Tiger Reserve in Alipurduar of West Bengal.
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Tripura Plans To Breed Endangered Vultures
Tripura's forestry department is embarking on a project to breed the endangered vulture specie in Khowai district through program for vulture conservation and artificial breeding'.
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Eight Captive-Reared Vultures To Be Released With Tracking Devices
Eight captive-reared critically endangered white-backed vultures are set to take wings early next year for the first time in India since the vulture conservation centre near Pinjore was set up in September 2001.
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Chick Adopted By Gay Vultures Released In The Wild
Nearly a year ago, a pair of gay vultures at the ARTIS zoo in Amsterdam were blessed with a young chick after no one in the aviary wanted to nurse the egg. After almost of a year of sharing daddy duties together, the homosexual dads bid goodbye to their young one as took its first flight in the wild.
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Half of Africa's Vultures Flying Towards Extinction: Conservationists
Africa's vultures are increasingly the victims of poisoning and poachers, leaving around half the continent's 11 vulture species critically endangered, a top conservation body warned today.
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15 Endangered Indian Vultures Released In Maharashtra Tiger Reserve
The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) has released 15 critically endangered Indian vultures at the Melghat Tiger Reserve in Maharashtra as part of its ongoing vulture conservation programme, officials said.
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With GPS On Wings, A Vulture's Flight Of Hope In Madhya Pradesh
A white-backed vulture has scripted an extraordinary journey of survival, freedom, and hope. Once grounded because of weakness, the bird now soars from the dusty plains of Madhya Pradesh to the blue skies of Afghanistan.
-
In Landmark Moment, 13 Critically Endangered Vultures Released In Bengal
In another landmark moment for vulture conservation in India, the third phase of the reintroduction programme of the critically endangered oriental white-backed vultures was launched this week.
-
Vulture, Rescued During 2017 Cyclone, Airlifted From Tamil Nadu To Rajasthan, Set To Fly Again
The vulture Okhi was flown on an Air India flight in a special cage designed with proper ventilation and space.
-
10 Captive-Bred Vultures Of Critically Endangered Species Released In Bengal
India marked a landmark moment for vulture conservation with the second phase of reintroduction programme of critically endangered Oriental White-backed Vulture at Rajabhatkhawa near the Buxa Tiger Reserve in Alipurduar of West Bengal.
-
Tripura Plans To Breed Endangered Vultures
Tripura's forestry department is embarking on a project to breed the endangered vulture specie in Khowai district through program for vulture conservation and artificial breeding'.
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Eight Captive-Reared Vultures To Be Released With Tracking Devices
Eight captive-reared critically endangered white-backed vultures are set to take wings early next year for the first time in India since the vulture conservation centre near Pinjore was set up in September 2001.
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Chick Adopted By Gay Vultures Released In The Wild
Nearly a year ago, a pair of gay vultures at the ARTIS zoo in Amsterdam were blessed with a young chick after no one in the aviary wanted to nurse the egg. After almost of a year of sharing daddy duties together, the homosexual dads bid goodbye to their young one as took its first flight in the wild.
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Half of Africa's Vultures Flying Towards Extinction: Conservationists
Africa's vultures are increasingly the victims of poisoning and poachers, leaving around half the continent's 11 vulture species critically endangered, a top conservation body warned today.
