Bearded vulture pairs can cover territories ranging between 100 to 400 square kilometres, with the size being determined by the availability of food. Their young are typically born in spring, an opportune time for scavenging thanks to the thawing carcasses of other animals that perished during the winter. After a decline in their numbers, the reintroduction of the bearded vulture to these habitats has been a resounding success. See more of the bearded vulture in Austria's Wild Heritage, as part

...because every single one matters! A critically endangered species, Long Billed Vulture was rescued, rehabilitated and released back into the wild after 57 days of intensive care! A juvenile vulture came to the RESQ Wildlife Centre 53 days ago. It had suffered a fracture on the wing and was completely unable to fly. It had been rescued by Eco Echo Foundation, Nashik on 29th May, 2020 and was moved to Pune for further treatment of its fractured wing. After undergoing rehabilitation at RESQ whic