From wing shape to tail length, all the way to subtle plumage tones, the Lanner Falcon and the Peregrine Falcon can look almost indistinguishable at first glance. With the right knowledge, however, it becomes possible to tell them apart both in flight and when perched. As the breeding season approaches, both species will become more […]
The LIFE Lanner project includes initiatives in the field of replicating techniques with LIFE projects and other initiatives on similar topics (action E.3). After the wonderful experience at GREFA in Madrid, the trips are not over: part of our staff, who in the LIFE Lanner project is responsible for managing breeding pairs and releasing young […]
From October 15th to 18th, members of the LIFE LANNER project team (Ente Monti Cimini, Regione Lazio, Provincia di Viterbo, IZS Lazio e Toscana, E-distribuzione, Ornis Italica, and Birdlife Malta) visited GREFA, the Wildlife Recovery Center in Madrid. During this cultural exchange, we were guided through their facilities for the recovery of animals in distress […]
Great achievements within the LIFE project On March 25th, at the Università degli Studi della Tuscia, Dr. Lucrezia Badalassi brilliantly discussed her Master of Science thesis. The title of her work is “A multidisciplinary approach to the conservation of an endangered species: the lanner falcon as a case study”. Research and analyses were conducted for […]
The importance of communication and training Communication and training are the cornerstones of LIFE Lanner, without these two elements the project would lack the very foundations for its long-term success. Preparatory action A2, in addition to the development of a monitoring protocol for the regional population of lanner falcon (Falco biarmicus feldeggii), provides a training […]
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