The Falconry Center in the center of Wales has the prospect of breeding voltures that are abusive to assist in extinction.
Combined Hortures, such as other Vulture species in Africa and Asia, are at high risk, with less than 150,000 accidents in the wild.
In India, a decline in tultres believed to have a million deaths because they remove dead animals, helping stop the spread of disease.
“It is the work of my life,” said Luce Green, Falconry Experience Wales. “I would like to think you like love works.”
The latest African Hooded Vettes tests in 2021 is shown by the number of adults mature and dropped to 131,000, and continued to fall.
According to the International Union conservation of environment and natural resources, it is considered to be very dangerous.
Poison is one of the main threats, afraid of tulturows circulating tultures will provide their place. Another problem is the use of the Vulture sections in traditional medicine.
The hope of their survival is like people like Ms Green and his Barry Macdonald partner who runs Falconcryence Experience in Weltown, Power, and devote for decades to study and care for them.
“We lost such fast amounts,” he said.
Lice Green says that “the work of life” to save the African Horded Vulture [BBC]
The center brought her hand to her hand, called Togo, to a woman called hope. When they succeed, the two can expect to have one chicken at a time.
“There are 200 hooded tricks in the area where the work is made for a person and the race is open. The good line of what is needed to save them,” said Ms Geeren.
The desire that any chicks can eventually become part of the issuance program, but, yet, it’s best to add people here.
“We will not enter that area to put the birds back because they are not safe, so we should manage the number of Hooded Venires,” said Gerös.
The Rare African Horded Vulture Togo, with partner’s optimism, in the center of the Wales [Falconry Experience Wales]
Campbell Meaned, according to Campbell Murn, the Hawk Nature and Education Head Conservancy Trust and Teacher at the University of Reeding.
“It is very important breeding in these birds and stored on the price of safety,” he said.
You add volters were like the word “canary in the coal mine”.
“If your voltures are death and disappear when you have some problems,” he explained.
“They will not benefit from the beauty competition, but we must take care of Juetres because they are amazing. They make these two strong bonds, and quickly.
“However, they are also important in terms of environmental and environmental services.
“If that is a gentle life, those types living in this part of food, will find poor health.”
Mid Me Wales Falconry also depends on breeding a white-based opening Vulture [Getty Images]
In the 1990s, the unwanted constipation of the indiors led to awareness of their role in their role in human life.
It was estimated that their loss has led to half a million death over five years due to the spread of disease and infections.
Adam Bloch and Holly, who run the Horstmann Trust Vulture Conservation Conservation Conservation Conservation Conservation.
“They are better doing other regions,” said Ms Cale, “but that’s the long distance”.
They use the Eurpo endangered species in hooded veils and provide each presentation programs such as NewTown.
“It is a fall,” Mr Bloch said.
“The work we do, and Zoos around the Europeans, and actually be the boat for life, that’s what the phrases” is. “
Barry Macdonald hopes to find Vinnie the appropriate partner as her types are decreasing “at a shocking rating” [BBC]
In the Falconry Experience Wales, it is hoping that the captured birds like Vinnie can help another type – a white-based Vulture.
But, but, he has no spouse.
“Through white strips, around the world than only those remaining. In South Africa there are only more than 7,000. They decreased at a shocking rate,” said Ms Geeren.
Combined hellures and the replacement tulture, according to Mr Bloc, many kinds of danger.
“They are like the Fordrort Escort of the World Vultire in the sense that everyone has taken them for granted, were very often that no one was worried about them,” he said.
The Falconry Hi experience recently purchased GPS trackers included in four volts installed in West Africa, so that researchers can monitor their movements until five years.
They also enlarged the Poison Ready Action Kits, to help save the affected birds.
However, when prosecution in their cultural countries continued, hope to increase even the smallest number of Wales Wales can help them save them from extinction.
