The Life Under Griffon Wings project for the conservation of the Griffon Vulture in Sardinia is concluded. On Friday 10 July from 10 am to 11.30 am, the results achieved in the five years of the project will be presented during a closing conference that will be streamed live on Digital terrestrial channel 607 and on the Facebook page "Life Under Griffon Wings". During the works, the state of conservation of the Griffon Vultures in Sardinia will be illustrated and the main actions that have contributed to its preservation will be described: the farm feeding stations activated for the first time in Italy, the repopulation action, the operations of the first Anti-Poison Dog Unit set up on the island, and the communication and awareness campaigns. The Life Under Griffon Wings project is financed by the Life Programme of the European Union and conducted by the University of Sassari together with Forestas Agency, the Forestry and Environmental Surveillance Corps and the Municipality of Bosa.

THE PROGRAM

10 July 10 am - Direct Streaming on the Facebook Page "Life Under Griffon Wings" and on digital terrestrial Channel 607

Institutional greetings:
The role of the University of Sassari - Fiammetta Berlinguer and Pietro Masala
The role of the Forestry and Environmental Surveillance Corps - Maria Piera Giannasi
Presentation of the Anti-poison Dog Unit - Raffaella Cocco
The role of the Agency Forestas - Dionigi Secci
The Wildlife Rescue Centre of Bonassai - Marco Muzzeddu
The Municipality of Bosa and the information and awareness activities - Piera Addis
Scheduled Interventions:
- Salvatore Naitana (Scientific Committee President)
- Alessandro ANDREOTTI (ISPRA)
- Jovan Andevski (Vulture Conservation Foundation)
- Alfonso Campus (Scientific Committee)
- Mauro Aresu (Scientific Committee)
- Francesco Guillot (Scientific Committee)
- Federico Nurchi (Monitoring Group)
- Davide De Rosa (Monitoring Group)
- Massimo D'Angelo (Forestas)
Conclusion: Andrea Rotta