Reintroduction of Saker Falcon in Bulgaria project new initiative

17.12.2015

Some days ago the “Reintroduction of Saker Falcon in Bulgaria” project tem started work in new initiative of involving Bulgarian students in “School Links Programme”.
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Experts of Green Balkans at the annual Bearded Vulture Meeting in Corsica

25.11.2015

Three employees and volunteers of Green Balkans had the pleasure to take part in the annual Bearded Vulture Meeting, which took place between 21-24.11.2015 in Corte, Corsica.
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Home for the Birds in the Wildlife Centre – EVN-Bulgaria Employees Initiative

20.11.2015

The idea for installing houses with mission in the Green Balkans’ Wildlife Rehabilitation and Breeding Centre’s boundaries spread outside our team and turned in a cause for our partners from EVN. Read more..

Prophylactic check-up at the Rescue Center or “How the Lesser Kestrels spend the autumn days”

05.11.2015

Last month we carried out the traditional seasonal prophylactic check-up of the Lesser Kestrels bred at Green Balkans’ Wildlife Rescue Center.

The Chonicles of a Dearm Come True!

01.11.2015

We are extremely happy and proud to present you the Chronicle of a Dream Come True Video, telling the story of vultures return to Bulgaria. Read more..

Summary of Saker breeding season 2015

18.10.2015

This year’s breeding season for the Saker Falcon has proven to be extremely successful.
Our target was to release 20 birds, and we managed to release 19. This was the first year that we had attempted to breed and release so many.
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We received a new Griffon Vulture from Allwetterzoo Munster

01.10.2015

Read the full story of a lucky German vulture and a not-so-lucky German car
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Third workshop involving Green Balkans’ team and the institutions working closely with the Rescue Center

18.09.2015

Green Balkans organized and hosted the third meeting with institutions working closely with the Wildlife Rescue Center.

The students’ practical training “Activities and working methods in the conservation NGO Green Balkans” came to an end

04.09.2015

The initiative was part of “Students and graduates’ practical training” project of the Ministry of Education and Science.

Wild Lesser Kestrel, one of Bulgaria’s rarest birds, received for rehabilitation at Green Balkans’ Wildlife Rescue Center

21.08.2015

This is the second wild Lesser Kestrel admitted to Green Balkans’ Rescue Center for treatment and rehabilitation.

And now the field activities of the 2015 "Return of the Saker Falcon in Bulgaria" project come to an end

20.08.2015

Earlier this week saw the final visit for 2015 by team members of the Saker Falcon project.
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Successfully recovered Red-footed Falcon was released into the wild

24.07.2015

The bird has undergone a therapy of almost three months’ duration at Green Balkans’ Wildlife Rescue Center in Stara Zagora.

The Bulgarian Vulture restoration project helps a fellow-project in India

15.07.2015

Chris Bowden and Jemima Parry-Jones visited the Vultures Return in Bulgaria Project to get familiar with the techniques for keeping and release and try them for saving the vultures of India
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We accommodated two new Egyptian Vultures from the Czech Republic

13.07.2015

Our three Egyptian ladies can now choose from two more candidates from their hearts, two young gentlemen, hatched in Praha Zoo and Zlin Zoo, Czech Republic Read more..

Brent is dead!

30.06.2015

Brent, the Red-breasted Goose tagged by Green Balkans with a satellite transmitter in February 2015 is dead. The bird died as a result of a collision with a power line in Eastern Kazakhstan, almost 100 days after it was released and travelled more than 3,500 km on its way to the breeding grounds.

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