During the event, which was attended by a range of stakeholders from the local to the European level, including the European Commission’s Director General of DG Environment, Daniel Calleja, the organisers ringed a black vulture chick on site. Data on the movement of a black vulture, which was GPS-tagged by the project in May, was also presented. During the event, the speakers highlighted the importance of the Natura 2000 network and increasing its visibility to society in general, which plays a crucial role in preserving the sites.

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