Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre

Balkan expert meeting on the Lesser kestrel brought together over 30 representatives from almost all Balkan countries and guests from France, Spain and Italy

23.09.2022

A few days ago, a three-day Balkan working meeting for the Lesser kestrel, organized by the Green Balkans team under the "Life for Lesser kestrel" LIFE19 NAT/BG/001017 project, financed by the LIFE program of the European Union, ended. Read more..

Green Balkans and Malko Kadievo City Hall held the traditional Saker Falcon Festival

21.09.2022

The fifth edition of the Saker Falcon Festival was held on September 17, 2022, and the host of the event, which has become a tradition, was once again the village of Malko Kadievo. Read more..

The Green Balkans Rescue Centre's team participates in the international census of the Egyptian vulture with activities near Provadia

12.09.2022

During the traditional international census of the Egyptian vulture, at the end of August, the Green Balkans team was in the Provadia area. Read more..

Presentation of the "Life for Falcon" project at the Medieval Festival "Budin"

09.09.2022

At the end of August, the Green Balkans Rescue Center for Wild Animals, at the invitation of the municipality of Vidin, took part in the Medieval Festival "Budin", which was held at the Baba Vida fortress.

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The first 20 young White storks raised at the Green Balkans Rescue Center this year flew into the wild!

26.08.2022

Yesterday, in the presence of over 30 children and their parents, the first 20 young White storks raised at the Green Balkans Rescue Center flew into nature.
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Ten mallard ducklings were released by the "Life for Lesser Kestrel" LIFE19 NAT/BG/001017 project team, in partnership with hunters from Levka

26.08.2022

A dam, near the Sakar village of Levka, became the new home of ten young mallard ducklings hatched at the Green Balkans Rescue Center.

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Balkan expert meeting on the Lesser kestrel brought together over 30 representatives from almost all Balkan countries and guests from France, Spain and Italy

Green Balkans and Malko Kadievo City Hall held the traditional Saker Falcon Festival

The Green Balkans Rescue Centre's team participates in the international census of the Egyptian vulture with activities near Provadia

Presentation of the "Life for Falcon" project at the Medieval Festival "Budin"

The first 20 young White storks raised at the Green Balkans Rescue Center this year flew into the wild!

Ten mallard ducklings were released by the "Life for Lesser Kestrel" LIFE19 NAT/BG/001017 project team, in partnership with hunters from Levka

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