The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), who are celebrating their 200th Anniversary this year, held a conference for their Fellows on Saturday, 16 May 2026. As a ZSL Fellow, Cat Taras got to attend, and…
In February 2026, a GPS-tracked Cinereous Vulture was found dead in Rajasthan, India. His name was Asu. He was the first Cinereous Vulture to be tagged in Kazakhstan, in July 2024, in the Karatau Mountains…
After a very successful photography competition earlier in the year, with many beautiful entries, we are pleased to announce that the 2026 Central Asian Vultures Project calendar is now available to order. The calendars are…
Our field team had another successful fieldwork season in Central Asia tagging both Egyptian vultures and Cinereous vultures from 19th July to 5th August. This year the field season in Central Asia was kicked off…
In July I had the great joy of being able to talk about the Central Asian Vultures Project at this year’s Global Birdfair. Before joining the Hawk Conservancy Trust, I wasn’t particularly familiar with the…
In honour of International Vulture Awareness Day, which falls yearly on the first Saturday in September, and this year was 6 September, we created a video where some of our team talked about the importance…
As part of the International Vulture Awareness Day (IVAD) the The Central Asian Vultures Project has been promoting the vultures of Central Asia on is Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/CentralAsianVultures Central Asian Vultures project is dedicated to…
Dr Vladmir Dobrev attended the Presentation at the EUROPEAN VULTURE CONFERENCE between 14-17 November 2023. https://4vultures.org/european-vulture-conference/ This event was a large gathering for conservationists and scientists to report their results and network. Vladimir made presentations…
Ubuntu, an online magazine that publishes conservation stories has written an article about the Central Asian Vulture project in their spring issue. We’d like to thank Ubuntu for raising awareness of the program. You can…
Field team member Dr Vladimir Dobrev was interviewed recently on the Hawk Conservancy Trust’s Nature’s a Hoot Podcast. In this episode, he talks to Deputy Head of Living Collection Tom Morath from the Trust all…