Iberian Imperial Eagle Population Shows Signs of Recovery in Portugal Thanks to Cross-Border Conservation

Once considered locally extinct as a breeding species in Portugal, the Iberian imperial eagle is now seeing improved nesting numbers due to successful conservation initiatives extending from Spain.

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Águia-imperial-ibérica: os bons ventos que chegaram de Espanha

Apesar de sempre ter aparecido nos céus portugueses, a espécie chegou a ser dada como extinta no país enquanto nidificante. Hoje, o número de casais nidificantes continua baixo.

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Iberian Imperial Eagle Population Shows Signs of Recovery in Portugal Thanks to Cross-Border Conservation

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