AccueilMondeWhy Israel's vulture population isn't recovering

Why Israel’s vulture population isn’t recovering

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Breeding programs and releases from Spain have stabilized numbers, but recovery has yet to follow

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A griffon vulture at the Gamla Nature Reserve in the Golan Heights, 2023. Repeated poisonings destroyed what was once Israel's largest vulture breeding colony.

A griffon vulture at the Gamla Nature Reserve in the Golan Heights, 2023. Repeated poisonings destroyed what was once Israel’s largest vulture breeding colony. Credit: Gil Eliyahu

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