Annual reports
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTRE
The average number per year of wild animals received for treatment at the Center is more than 1000. 30 – 40 % of them are ultimately successfully returned to their natural habitat. There are, among them, highly protected species, such as different kinds of eagles, vultures, falcons, pelicans, and others.
Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2019
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2018
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2017
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2016
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2015
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2014
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2013
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2011
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2010
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2009
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2007
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2006
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Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre - ANNUAL REPORT 2005
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