White-backed vulture ringing on commercial farms : Vulture Study Group Namibia / Peter Bridgeford; Dirk Heinrich

By:

Bridgeford, Peter, 1943-

Contributor(s):

Heinrich, Dirk

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Laniorturdus. p. 13-15 ; Vol.38 No.3-4Publication details: Windhoek : Typoprint, 2006Description: 3 pages; 21 cmSubject(s):

DDC classification:

PER 18c Lanioturdus

Summary: The white-backed vulture gyps africanus is the most abundant vulture in Namibia and in Africa. Like all vultures in Africa they are under pressure and the main problem has been identified as poison. A project is described under which an awareness is created amongst commercial farmers, the aims of the project described, ringing summary of 2003, logistics and funding, ringing 2004 and publicity methods mentiodut

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The white-backed vulture gyps africanus is the most abundant vulture in Namibia and in Africa. Like all vultures in Africa they are under pressure and the main problem has been identified as poison. A project is described under which an awareness is created amongst commercial farmers, the aims of the project described, ringing summary of 2003, logistics and funding, ringing 2004 and publicity methods mentiodut