Goldfinch populations in Spain nearly halved due to poaching and pesticides

Experts are warning that goldfinch populations in Spain have decreased by almost half in recent decades, primarily due to poaching and excessive pesticide use. Despite not being officially at risk, illegal captures continue to exert pressure on the species.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish124d ago

Las poblaciones de jilgueros caen casi a la mitad por el furtivismo y el exceso de pesticidas

Los expertos alertan de su disminución en España en las últimas décadas y, si bien no están en riesgo, denuncian las presiones para recuperar sus capturas, que siguen produciéndose pese a ser ilegales

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Goldfinch populations in Spain nearly halved due to poaching and pesticides

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Las poblaciones de jilgueros caen casi a la mitad por el furtivismo y el exceso de pesticidas

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