Assessing Movement Patterns for Threatened Vultures in East

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Habitat use patterns

High use areas

Monitoring

Protection

Ecological needs

Migratory Wildebeest

Differences between species

Extinction risk (protected areas)

Range Size Species Home Range (avg km 2 ) Lappet-faced 22,000 White-backed 68,000 Ruppell’s 166,000 Use the landscape at different scales

Habitat use patterns High use areas Monitoring Protection Ecological needs Migratory Wildebeest Differences between species Extinction risk (protected areas)

Page 1: Conservation Implications of Vultur
Page 6: Vultures provide vital ecosystem se
Page 10: The problem
Page 19 and 20: What can we learn from vulture move
Page 21 and 22: Have you ever gotten a text message
Page 23: Major Cause of Decline is Poisoning
Page 27 and 28: Findings • Vultures only follow m
Page 29 and 30: Why dry season preference? Higher
Page 31 and 32: Conclusions Movement provides insi
Page 33: ………Thank you

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