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    Integral Protection of Eurasian Griffon in Croatia 2007

    2007

    1. Goal of the Project: Protection of the last colonies of Eurasian Griffon in Croatia
    2. Objectives

    Objective 1: Campaign to stop illegal poisoning

    Objective 2: Increase the number of Eurasian Griffons by establishing new feeding place on the mainland - Velibit Mtn.
    Objective 3: Healing, rehabilitation, eventually release of rehabilitated birds
    Project coordinator: Goran Susic, ECO-CENTRE CAPUT INSULAE – BELI

    Integral Protection of Eurasian Griffon in Croatia

    2006

    1. Goal of the Project
    To protect the status of one of Europe’s most important colonies of Griffon vultures. Reducing the impact of illegal poisoning, providing a regular supply of food and undertaking the rehabilitation and eventual release of rehabilitated birds.
    2. Objectives

    Objective 1: Education to stop illegal poisoning

    Objective 2: Increase the number of Eurasian Griffons by establishing new feeding place - on the mainland – Velebit Mtn.
    Objective 3: Healing, rehabilitation, eventual release of rehabilitated birds, estimation of the success or failure of rehabilitation
    Project coordinator: Goran Susic, ECO-CENTRE CAPUT INSULAE – BELI

     

     

    ECCIB (Eco Centre CAPUT INSULAE – Beli): Integral protection of Eurasian Griffons in Croatia 2005

    2005

    1. Goal of the Project
    To protect one of Europe's most important and unique colony of Griffon Vultures in situ as well as the protection of juvenile, immature and sub-adult birds during migration.
    2. Objectives
    Objective 1: Establish Anti-poisoning campaign together with the NGOs for nature protection and animals welfare, hunting associations, Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Environmental Protection
    Objective 2: Maintenance of the Recovery center and monitoring of released Griffons using telemetry