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Archive for April 2016

April 2016: Diclofenac in Europe – a serious threat

30th April 2016

A key paper has been published that shows why the licensing for veterinary use of diclofenac in Europe (and elsewhere) must be stopped.

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April 2016: Changa Manga Vulture Conservation Centre announces first breeding success in Pakistan

1st April 2016

WWF Pakistan has announced the successful hatching of its first two Oriental white-backed vulture chicks in February, and both nestlings are doing fine. This eagerly awaited and important milestone will hopefully herald further successes in future toward a release programme for the species back to the wild. Results from the Indian and Nepal breeding centres…

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Recent Posts

  • Poison bait deaths in Nepal and Bangladesh highlight value of tagging
  • Vulture Resolution agreed in Madhya Pradesh, India
  • First Tagging of Slender-billed Vulture in Nepal
  • Final releases of captive birds in Nepal
  • Face to face SAVE meeting in Nepal

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  • Mary Davies on Training of Satellite Tagging of Vultures, and First White-rumped Vulture Tagged in Bangladesh
  • Armando Castellanos on Training of Satellite Tagging of Vultures, and First White-rumped Vulture Tagged in Bangladesh
  • Kusum Koirala on SAVE the date!! – SAVE Open Day 2023
  • Chris Bowden on Announcement: SAVE Annual Review Open Day 2021
  • Chris Bowden on Announcement: SAVE Annual Review Open Day 2021

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SAVE Programme Manager
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RSPB, The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 2DL. UK.

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