'An advantage for nature and communities': Conservation Carpathia eyes vulture return, builds for ecotourism at planned national park in Romania's Făgăraş Mountains

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After bringing the bison and the beaver back to the Făgăraş Mountains, Conservation Carpathia (FCC) is looking to add the vulture to its list of reintroductions. The Egyptian, bearded, cinereous, and griffon vultures were found in the country in the past, but intense hunting, including the use of poisoned baits, and reduced food availability contributed to their disappearance.
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