Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre

How many of you have loved without being loved back

19.10.2018

This is the story of a couple of Black Vultures from the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre in Stara Zagora and our effort to give our female bird a new chance for offspring. Read more..

The Egyptian Vultures in Green Balkans' Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre had a prophylactic examination

26.09.2018

Yesterday all 9 Egyptian Vultures living in the aviaries of the Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre had their planned prophylactic examinations. Read more..

The migration of the captive-bred Egyptian vultures

21.09.2018

Part of the young Egyptian vultures released this year in Bulgaria by different techniques of releasing – the hacking method, fostering and delayed release, headed for the first time along the dangerous migratory route to the south. Read more..

A young vulture crashed by train

24.08.2018

Our team has the difficult task to help a young Griffon vulture, which has lost a wing after an accident with a train. Read more..

The efforts to apply the fostering method for Egyptian vultures in the wild continue

08.08.2018

After the unsuccessful first attempt at the end of June for placement of a two-weekly Egyptian vulture donated by the Prague Zoo in a wild nest in the Eastern Rhodopes, the BSPB and Green Balkans team did not give up on this experimental action, which is important for the recovery of the Balkan population within the LIFE project “Egyptian Vulture New LIFE” (LIFE16 NAT/BG / 000874). Read more..

20 young Common Kestrels, hatched in the Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre, are on their way to freedom!

06.08.2018

This year we are the best! 20 Common Kestrels were hatched in Green Balkans' Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre. Read more..

Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - Green Balkans

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How many of you have loved without being loved back

The Egyptian Vultures in Green Balkans' Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre had a prophylactic examination

The migration of the captive-bred Egyptian vultures

A young vulture crashed by train

The efforts to apply the fostering method for Egyptian vultures in the wild continue

20 young Common Kestrels, hatched in the Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre, are on their way to freedom!

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