Published On: 16 de June de 2025https://youtube.com/shorts/3FnfhVUt1T4?si=oiLk-pH7aVumbyMH Environmental agents of the Junta de Castilla y León and the Government of Aragón have monitored the breeding pair, with the collaboration of technicians from the Foundation for the Conservation of the Bearded Vulture. The chick's name is Moncayo . The Bearded Vulture returns to the Iberian System and does so from Soria. The [...]
Published On: 3 de June de 2025On June 2, 2025, two three-month-old lammergeier chicks from Andalusia were transferred to the Picos de Europa National Park as part of the LIFE project 'Iberian Corridors Pro Bearded Vulture'. This initiative, coordinated by the Foundation for the Conservation of the Bearded Vulture (FCQ), seeks to promote the genetic diversity of the species in the [...]
Published On: 15 de February de 2025One of the objectives of the LIFE Pro Bearded Vulture project is the approval of an Iberian strategy for the conservation of the Bearded Vulture, for which work began on the same day of the presentation of the LIFE. There is no doubt that the application of the previous Spanish bearded vulture conservation strategy, approved [...]
Published On: 24 de October de 2024The MITECO has hosted in Madrid the second meeting of the teams working on the reintroduction of the bearded vulture in Spain, which gives continuity to the cooperation project initiated by the FCQ in Gredos in October 2024. This time it has been the Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge (MITECO) the anfition of [...]
Published On: 17 de May de 2024Three new bearded vultures have arrived today at the Picos de Europa National Park to strengthen the existing population of 40 birds. After a detailed veterinary check-up, they are taken to the hacking facilities, where they will complete their development until their first flight. During this period they will be supervised and monitored by FCQ [...]
Published On: 7 de March de 2024The Government of Aragón has begun to collaborate with the Junta de Andalucía in the conservation of the bearded vulture. Yesterday, we received the visit of the President of the Government of Aragon, Jorge Azcón and the Minister of Environment and Tourism, Manuel Blasco at the Center for the Recovery and Breeding of the Bearded [...]
Published On: 15 de February de 2024The bearded vulture disappeared from Gredos in the 40's of the last century. As part of the LIFE Pro Bearded Vulture project managed by the Foundation for the Conservation of the Bearded Vulture (FCQ), we have traveled to the mountain town of Candeleda (Ávila) for a first tasting of the raw goat's milk cheeses that [...]
Published On: 13 de November de 2023REE, with the support of the FCQ, has submitted its project to reduce the risk of its power lines for the bearded vulture to the red Natura 2000 award. Since 2011, REE has voluntarily beaconed its power lines in Special Protection Areas for Birds and other sensitive areas to avoid bird collisions, a commitment it [...]
Spanish experts on bearded vultures agree to work together to stop the disappearance of the species.
Published On: 15 de October de 2023An unprecedented seminar brings together representatives of foundations and public administrations involved in conservation projects. The participants agree to exchange individuals to improve the gene pool of this bird's populations in Spain. The Parador de Turismo de Gredos has hosted this week the first scientific-technical seminar on captive breeding of the bearded vulture in Spain, [...]
Published On: 14 de June de 2023La fundación y Red Eléctrica impulsan un plan para instalar dispositivos en 160 kilómetros del tendido con los que evitar accidentes de las aves. A new campaign for the reception and release of bearded vultures starts in the Picos de Europa. Two females arrived yesterday from the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido: 'Europa' [...]
