The association CERM (Endangered Raptor Centre) has funded and produced a manual on managing Egyptian vultures in captivity, the only document of its kind anywhere in the world. The document was presented during a captive breeding workshop that took place in Italy between the 15th and 17th of May 2018, in the upper valley of the Albenga river in the province of Grosseto.

ISPRA (the Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research), in collaboration with CERM (Endangered Raptor Centre) in Rocchette di Fazio in the province of Grosseto, organised a workshop on the Egyptian vulture between the 15th and 17th of May 2018 in the upper valley of the Albenga river, within the ambit of the LIFE Egyptian ... Read more

At CERM, the Endangered Raptor Centre located in Rocchette di Fazio, in southern Tuscany (Italy), Elena and Salvatore, a breeding pair of Egyptian vultures, have laid the first two eggs of the season.

A technical workshop for the beneficiaries of the LIFE Egyptian vulture project was held on Fuerteventura

On 21st, 22nd and 23rd February 2018, a workshop took place on the Canarian island of Fuerteventura involving the staff of the project's beneficiaries and Spanish personnel who will be working on the ground to develop some of the key initiatives planned.