Glareola Black-winged 2004 The general objective of the Plan is to ensure that the population 15/06/2018. Targets – nordmanni Pratincole of the Black-winged Pratincole becomes stable or increases as a updated. result of conservation initiatives, which take into account habitat (AEWA) requirements of the species (primarily in breeding areas) as well as the interests of local agricultural communities. The overall objectives of the Action Plan are: In the short-term (3 years) To define the main factors affecting the population of the Pratincole in the breeding, staging and wintering areas and to undertake actions to reduce their negative impact. To optimise relationships between man and birds in agricultural habitats used by the Black-winged Pratincole. To ensure that all appropriate actions defined in this Action Plan are undertaken in order to stop further decline of the Pratincole throughout its breeding range. In the long-term (20 years) To protect the Black-winged Pratincole from extinction. To ensure stability of the Black-winged Pratincole population within its breeding and wintering range. Gypaetus Bearded 1997 In the short term, to maintain and enhance the existing – Vulture Lammergeier populations in Europe. barbatus In the long term, to encourage the recolonisation of the former range.
Glareola nordmanni Black-winged Pratincole – (AEWA) 2004 The general objective of the Plan is to ensure that the population of the Black-winged Pratincole becomes stable or increases as a result of conservation initiatives, which take into account habitat requirements of the species (primarily in breeding areas) as well as the interests of local agricultural communities. The overall objectives of the Action Plan are: In the short-term (3 years) To define the main factors affecting the population of the Pratincole in the breeding, staging and wintering areas and to undertake actions to reduce their negative impact. To optimise relationships between man and birds in agricultural habitats used by the Black-winged Pratincole. To ensure that all appropriate actions defined in this Action Plan are undertaken in order to stop further decline of the Pratincole throughout its breeding range. In the long-term (20 years) To protect the Black-winged Pratincole from extinction. To ensure stability of the Black-winged Pratincole population within its breeding and wintering range. 15/06/2018. Targets updated. Gypaetus barbatus Bearded Vulture – 1997 In the short term, to maintain and enhance the existing Lammergeier populations in Europe. In the long term, to encourage the recolonisation of the former range.