2018 Plan updated recently as part of the LIFE-funded included in the 15/06/2018. SAP link – final table for information. Reporting for section 6 of the report format is and targets added – draft not expected (not mandatory) Goal: This Action Plan aims to restore the Palearctic subpopulations of Bearded Vulture to similar numbers to those preceding the general population crash in the 20th century, and improve its conservation status to the category of Least Concern (lost in 2014 Purpose: The purpose is to increase the population size, viability and breeding range of the species, and connect currently isolated populations into a meta-population. In order to achieve this, the main objectives are: plan’s Maintain or increase productivity of breeding populations sufficiently to warrant up-listing in the European IUCN Red List; Preserve and protect breeding sites and manage sufficient habitat to accommodate population growth; and Tackle population threats and decrease mortality throughout the distribution range.
– 2018 – final draft Plan updated recently as part of the LIFE-funded included in the table for information. Reporting for section 6 of the report format is not expected (not mandatory) Goal: This Action Plan aims to restore the Palearctic subpopulations of Bearded Vulture to similar numbers to those preceding the general population crash in the 20th century, and improve its conservation status to the category of Least Concern (lost in 2014 Purpose: The purpose is to increase the population size, viability and breeding range of the species, and connect currently isolated populations into a meta-population. In order to achieve this, the plan’s main objectives are: Maintain or increase productivity of breeding populations sufficiently to warrant up-listing in the European IUCN Red List; Preserve and protect breeding sites and manage sufficient habitat to accommodate population growth; and Tackle population threats and decrease mortality throughout the distribution range. 15/06/2018. SAP link and targets added