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LIFE FALKON Project  LIFE17 NAT/IT/000586

The LIFE FALKON project aims to foster the resilience of the central-eastern European population of the Lesser Kestrel to climate change, by improving the conservation status of Italian and Greek populations breeding at the north-eastern edge of the breeding range.

http://www.lifefalkon.eu

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LIFE with Vultures Project  LIFE18 NAT/CY/001018

LIFE with Vultures is a targeted conservation project for the protection of the Griffon Vulture in Cyprus. In this four-year endeavor (2019-2023), BirdLife Cyprus, the Game and Fauna Service, Terra Cypria – The Cyprus Conservation Foundation and the Vulture Conservation Foundation have joined forces to tackle the main threats facing the Griffon Vulture and prevent Cyprus’ most threatened bird of prey from going extinct. The project has a €1,375,861 budget and is co-funded (60%) by the EU’s LIFE programme.

www.lifewithvultures.eu

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 "Pelican Way of LIFE" Project LIFE18 NAT/NL/000716

"Conservation of the Dalmatian pelican along the Black-Sea Mediterranean Flyway" Project (“Pelican Way of LIFE”) is the principal conservation project for the Dalmatian Pelican (Pelecanus crispus) in Europe and at global scale. It aims to reduce the threats to the species and improve its' habitat at 27 Natura 2000 sites in Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and Ukraine, as well as to support capacity building and research in Turkey, Albania, Montenegro and Republic of North Macedonia.

In Greece, project actions are implemented by the Hellenic Ornithological Society / BirdLife Greece.

https://life-pelicans.com/

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The LIFE Bonelli eastMed project “Conservation & Management of the Bonelli's eagle population in east Mediterranean” will address the most critical threats to Bonelli’s eagle populations in Greece and Cyprus. The overall objective is to ensure the long-term favourable conservation status for the species’ interconnected local populations, through the establishment and operation of the East Mediterranean Bonelli’s Eagle Network.

The project is implemented by the Natural Museum of Crete - University of Crete, the Game and Fauna Service (Game Fund) - Cyprus, the Hellenic Ornithological Society/BirdLife Greece, the Ministry of Environment & Energy - Greece, the Department of Forests - Cyprus and the NCC Environmental Studies Ltd with the financial contribution of the LIFE instrument of the EE.

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