Populations of three critically endangered Gyps vultures continue to decline in South Asia, due primarily to veterinary diclofenac. In the Punjab Province of Pakistan, annual rates of decline for breeding populations of Oriental White-backed Vultures Gyps bengalensis have ranged between 11 % and 61 % per year since 2001. Conservation initiatives to address the vulture declines have included the establishment and development of conservation breeding centres. Apart from two such centres currently operating in India, a third regional centre opened in Pakistan in 2007. Herein we describe the Gyps Vulture Restoration Project, launched by WWF-Pakistan in 2004, and the conservation breeding centre at Chang
The Terai belt of Uttar Pradesh is blessed with a promising population of vultures, the chief obliga...
Three species of once-common vultures in Asia are now critically endangered. Their commoner African ...
Indian subcontinent hosts three critically endangered Gyps vultures, namely; Gyps bengalensis, Gyps ...
Populations of three critically endangered Gyps vultures continue to decline in South Asia, due prim...
No AbstractKeywords: Gyps bengalensis, Pakistan, Punjab, Sindh, Changa Manga, Captive breedin
The population of Gyps vultures crashed at an alarming rate in India, from 85% since 1985-86 to 0% i...
\ud Out of nine species of vultures, the population of three Gyps species, White-backed Vulture (Gyp...
Concerns that populations of south Asian Gyps vulture species were in decline were first raised by P...
<p>There is evidence that Himalayan Vulture <em>Gyps himalayensis</em> is susceptible to the veterin...
Vultures, nature’s most efficient scavengers, are on the verge of extinction. Nine species of vultur...
The Critically Endangered Oriental White-backed Vulture Gyps bengalensis has declined across most of...
The vulture decline was first noticed in 1999 (Prakash, 1999 as cited in Prakash,et al, 2003), but a...
Populations of oriental white-backed vulture (Gyps bengalensis), long-billed vulture (Gyps indicus) ...
Summary This paper reports results from the eighth of a series of road transect surveys of Gyps v...
SummaryPopulations of the White-rumped Vulture Gyps bengalensis, Indian Vulture G. indicus and Slend...
The Terai belt of Uttar Pradesh is blessed with a promising population of vultures, the chief obliga...
Three species of once-common vultures in Asia are now critically endangered. Their commoner African ...
Indian subcontinent hosts three critically endangered Gyps vultures, namely; Gyps bengalensis, Gyps ...
Populations of three critically endangered Gyps vultures continue to decline in South Asia, due prim...
No AbstractKeywords: Gyps bengalensis, Pakistan, Punjab, Sindh, Changa Manga, Captive breedin
The population of Gyps vultures crashed at an alarming rate in India, from 85% since 1985-86 to 0% i...
\ud Out of nine species of vultures, the population of three Gyps species, White-backed Vulture (Gyp...
Concerns that populations of south Asian Gyps vulture species were in decline were first raised by P...
<p>There is evidence that Himalayan Vulture <em>Gyps himalayensis</em> is susceptible to the veterin...
Vultures, nature’s most efficient scavengers, are on the verge of extinction. Nine species of vultur...
The Critically Endangered Oriental White-backed Vulture Gyps bengalensis has declined across most of...
The vulture decline was first noticed in 1999 (Prakash, 1999 as cited in Prakash,et al, 2003), but a...
Populations of oriental white-backed vulture (Gyps bengalensis), long-billed vulture (Gyps indicus) ...
Summary This paper reports results from the eighth of a series of road transect surveys of Gyps v...
SummaryPopulations of the White-rumped Vulture Gyps bengalensis, Indian Vulture G. indicus and Slend...
The Terai belt of Uttar Pradesh is blessed with a promising population of vultures, the chief obliga...
Three species of once-common vultures in Asia are now critically endangered. Their commoner African ...
Indian subcontinent hosts three critically endangered Gyps vultures, namely; Gyps bengalensis, Gyps ...