Lead harms human health, poisons wildlife, and pollutes the planet.
☢️Mountains of evidence show the toxic risks of lead ammunition in hunting, sport shooting, and fishing weights.
❌Stop this madness: #BanLeadNow
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Vultures play a critical role in our ecosystems by preventing the spread of diseases. Without them, carcasses rot, leading to an increase in pests and deadly pathogens that threaten human and animal health.
📢 Raise awareness. Take action. #SaveAfricasVultures
@drjaytee87 Doctor tiriko ku UK my wife
does 12hr shift mu hospital ,she can hav 2 or more ops per day,lf l wash and cook l lose nothing.Besides l was raised by a Chihera .l did all house chores till l was 24. l do iron her scrubs,cook and sweep the house.month end we smile to the bank
#DYK that the biggest threat to #vultures in #WestAfrica is poisoning for belief-based use? Today, we launch the “West African Vulture Conservation Action Plan 2023-2043” with our partners, to tackle this threat in the subregion!
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The Vulture Lead(Pb) Workshop in Zimbabwe is hosted by @Zimparks and @birdlifezim. Lead in carcasses shot with lead ammunition is poisoning carnivores and scavengers, such as vultures.
Lovelater Sebele, BirdLife Africa Senior Vulture Conservation Officer, participated in the #Vultures2023
She presented BirdLife's work on protecting vultures through Vulture Safe Zones. These areas provide safe feeding and roosting sites for vultures without risk of poisoning.
Fadzai Matsvimbo: Belief-based use of body parts contributes to Africa's alarming decline of vultures.
Research in West, Southern, and East Africa unveils insights and proposes solutions for lasting conservation.
@BirdLife_News#Africa#vultures#Vultures2023
Isn't it beautiful? 😍🦅
@BirdLife_SA is thrilled to announce that the Bateleur (ingqungqulu, ingqanga, Berghaan) is Bird of the Year 2024! 🎉
Learn more about this beautiful, bold, but sadly, Endangered species: https://t.co/hj0nAfeenV. ���
BirdLife Africa senior vulture conservation officer, Dr @masebele_ls statement during the workshop hosted by @BirdlifeB . #Vultures have suffered catastrophic and unprecedented population declines due to poisoning, among other threats, mainly because of poison.
Save the Date📅
Join our Senior Vulture Conservation Officer @masebele_ls on ShareScreen Africa as she gives a presentation on #Vultures of Africa
Date: Wednesday 20 September 2023
Event details and registration link 👇
https://t.co/mztXgahXUP
Convened by @WESM_National and the Department of National Parks and Wildlife with support from the Isdell Foundation, the workshop brings together various stakeholders including government officials, Bird Hunters Association and academia @mustmalawi@malawi_police