How Kenya is healing toxic relationship between vultures and people - BirdLife International

By Vincent Otieno With their hunched posture, bald heads and their use in cartoons to represent opportunistic greed, vultures are arguably the most misunderstood scavengers.

Vulture safe zones' aim to rescue a vital but unloved scavenger, Science

Vultures feeding on the dark side: current sanitary regulations may not be enough, Bird Conservation International

Poisoned carcasses killing off Kenya's vultures

African vulture trade - Wikipedia

Trade of threatened vultures and other raptors for fetish and bushmeat in West and Central Africa, Oryx

Traditional Healers' Demand for Vulture Parts Threatens Birds' Survival — and Zimbabwe's Ecosystem

Responding to wildlife poisoning incidents in West Africa to save vultures - BirdLife International

Vultures: The Third Eye Faces Extinction in Kenya - InfoNile

How Kenya is healing toxic relationship between vultures and people - BirdLife International

Here's how your support helped vultures in the past year - BirdLife International

Responding to wildlife poisoning incidents in West Africa to save vultures - BirdLife International

Vultures: The Third Eye Faces Extinction in Kenya - InfoNile

African Vultures The Peregrine Fund

Cattle drug poses deadly new threat to Asia's vultures, Science