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Ireland has successfully reintroduced white-tailed eagles, releasing 245 chicks since 2007, a century after the species went extinct in the country, with the birds now breeding and expanding their territory.
The University of Turku is researching the survival skills of white-tailed eagles, using GPS devices to gather data on how eaglets expand their habitats, choose hunting and resting places, and react to human activity and environmental changes, including wind turbines.
Rare white-tailed eagles have drawn photographers and birdwatchers from across the country to Christchurch, eager to catch a glimpse of the majestic birds.
Up to 20 young white-tailed eagles are being released on Exmoor over the next three years as part of a reintroduction program.
White-tailed eagles are scheduled for release in Exmoor, marking their return to the area after more than two centuries. The reintroduction project is proceeding despite warnings and concerns voiced by local farmers.
A new Czech documentary titled 'Resilience' sheds light on ongoing efforts to protect white-tailed eagles from illegal poisoning in the country.
Two new white-tailed eagle chicks have taken flight in Kerry, Ireland, marking the fifth consecutive year that an adult pair has successfully fledged chicks in the region.
The British government has announced plans to reintroduce white-tailed eagles, the UK's largest bird of prey, to southern England, specifically in the Exmoor region. This initiative proceeds despite some concerns raised by local farmers.
The Labour government in England plans to reintroduce white-tailed eagles, pine martens, and beavers across the country before the May elections, as part of an effort to generate positive nature news and counter the Green Party's electoral threat.