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Griffon vulture monitoring in Serbia for 2017.
A few centuries after that, a griffon vulture also died in the same vicinity.
Griffon vulture, like most vultures, is endangered species in major part of its native range.
All set for the safe return of the griffon vulture Dobrila from Turkey to Serbia.
The griffon vulture has nearly disappeared from the mountains of Israel and is the subject of a reintroduction project.
The natural spatial unit of the Uvac river gorge is the habitat of one of the rarest vultures in our country, the griffon vulture(Gyps fulvus).
Griffon vulture, in addition to its biological and ecological importance and the role in nature, is inextricably bound to mankind.
Two chapters,"Threatening factors andprotection issues" and"The protection" give the book an element that supports today's international efforts to conserve the griffon vulture.
More recently, Griffon vulture(Gyps fulvus) appears on Štrpce as a species that until 1956 was a regular resident of Djerdap.
It can be concluded already that the results of this year's winter censushave confirmed that Serbia remains one of the most important areas when it comes to preserving the griffon vulture as a strictly protected species.
The monograph"Griffon Vulture" contains the latest information on the biology, distribution, conservation issues and protection measures for Griffon vulture. .
It can be concluded already that the results of this year's winter census have confirmed that Serbia remains one of the most important areas when it comes to preserving the griffon vulture as a strictly protected species. For more information contact.
In 2011, a griffon vulture with a wingspan of about 8 feet(2.4 m) was caught by a hunter near Ha'il, Saudi Arabia wearing a GPS device and a"Tel Aviv University" leg tag.
About the species that live in our country, such as: Pancic's grasshopper, marsh helleborine, capercaillie, tree frog,brown bear, griffon vulture, dragonfly, common viper and sturgeon, the children learned by filling in the coloring books with the drawings of these species.
Griffon vulture, viper, capercaillie, Pancic's grasshopper, etc. were presented at the Festival, as the representatives of endangered and rare species, thus emphasizing the importance of nature conservation.
This game enables children to learn about rare species and the protection of their habitats,such as beaver, griffon vulture, tree frog and wild orchid, by following the instructions similar to the ones of the popular game"Man, don't get annoyed".
Counting Griffon vulture in Serbia took place simultaneously at three locations: the area SNR"Uvac", SNR"Mileševka river gorge", the areas of SNR"Trešnjica river gorge" and Sokolske mountains.
Two original maps of the species distribution in Europe and the world are a special contribution to this topic. The maps are based on recent publications and unpublished data of the author's colleagues, and are,therefore, probably the most detailed presentation of the griffon vulture distribution.
In January 2016, a griffon vulture with an Israeli tag was captured by residents of the Lebanese village of Bint Jbeil on suspicion of espionage after flying four kilometers(2.5 miles) across the border.
Participating in the eco-educational game"Eco-jumper", led by Nataša Panić and Bojana Bojović, the children discovered rare species in Serbia, such as Pancic's grasshopper, marsh helleborine, capercaillie, tree frog,brown bear, griffon vulture, dragonfly, common viper and sturgeon.
There was a promotion of the monograph"Griffon Vulture" and a documentary"The research on wildlife of Mongolia", which were published and released by the Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia.
Griffon vulture monitoring was carried out in cooperation with"Reserve Uvac" LLC as the Manager of the Special Nature Reserve"Uvac", Center for Natural Resources"Natura" as the Manager of the Special Nature Reserve"Trešnjica River Gorge" and Civic Association"Jadovnik- oaza netaknute prirode" from Prijepolje in the area of the Mileševka River Gorge.
In order to induce citizens to activate themselves in the field of environmental protection,he symbolically created a griffon vulture that has the status of a strictly protected species in Serbia, and his survival is supported by the Society for the Protection and Study of Birds in Serbia, through numerous projects funded by the European Union.“It's a great pleasure for me to be here today.
Our Griffon Vulture which we marked in June 2018 on the Uvac with wing mark“21”, who was about two weeks ago trapped by accidenton the roof of a supermarket in Istanbul successfully recovered and released.
First thing to do would be the elimination of the negative factors, or the prevention of poisoning, and the provision of sufficient quantities of food. The promotion of the monograph"Griffon Vulture" was attended by representatives of the Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia, Mario Lukinović, Deputy Director, and Danko Jović,Head of the Institute's Unit in Niš, who came there to agree on further activities according to the project"Reintroduction of Griffon vulture in Popovo polje".
The monograph"Griffon Vulture" is a comprehensive overview of the biology, ecology, distribution and protection of griffon vultures in the world, with a detailed survey of the current situation in Europe and the Balkan Peninsula.
Avifauna species are bearded vulture(lammergeier), endangered griffon vulture, imperial eagle, peregrine falcon, goshawk, and snow cock.[7] Spawning salmon are abundant in the rivers of peninsular Kamchatka on account of enrichment of the region by volcanic ash.
The griffon vulture(Gyps fulvus) has the status of a protected species in the Republic of Serbia and is protected by international treaties, such as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora(CITES).
In presenting this unique publication, the focus was put on this majestic bird griffon vulture, and its protection.The monograph"Griffon Vulture" is the major independent publishing project of the Institute, and the last in a series of Institute's issues, which together with the Institute's educational and promotional activities supports the professional commitment to nature conservation, as the Director of the Institute Aleksandar Dragišić said in his welcome speech.
The publication"Griffon Vulture" can be very useful to beginners in the research of this species(and birds of prey in general), but also to more experienced professionals and scholars, as an indispensable source of information and a survey of the current knowledge of this species biology in the world.