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Since 1974, the census and conservation of the globally endangered imperial eagle have been an ongoing project of BirdLife Hungary with constant support from national and international governmental and non-governmental organizations. Despite the success of conservation actions raptor poisoning is still a serious threat both nationally and internationally. The new EU funded LIFE project called „Conservation of the Eastern Imperial Eagle by decreasing human-caused mortality in the Pannonian Region” gives us the opportunity to continue our work in the next 5 year period during which important conservation actions will be carried out not only in Hungary, but in Slovakia, Czechia, Austria and Serbia as well.
Slovakian court affirms illegal home possession of carbofuran
Carbofuran is one of the world's most toxic carbamate pesticides. It used to be an insecticide farmers commonly sprayed on their crops. But because of its high toxicity and risk, carbofuran has been banned throughout the European Union since 2008.
Largest bird poisoning of Hungary happened one year ago in Tura - the case is still under investigation.
One hundred and forty-one poisoned baits and one hundred and eighteen poisoned animal carcasses were found in two months in the operational area of the Szent András Dombi hunting association in Tura at the end of the summer of 2021.
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Common buzzards in the trap - suspected animal cruelty under investigation
Evidence first appeared in the Autumn of 2020 in the case when police investigation was initiated according to wildlife camera recordings. It was suspected that protected bird of prey were targeted by animal cruelty in connection with misuse of legal traps)
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This webpage was developed by the partners of Pannoneagle LIFE Project (LIFE15/NAT/HU/000902) with the financial contribution of the European Union LIFE Program