The satellite-tagged Imperial Eagle “Alois” has been killed on the morning of 19th March 2020 by an unknown offender near Gunskirchen in Upper Austria. According to the data transmitted, the tag has been carted away and thrown into the river Traun.
On 28/03/2020, 2020 dozens of baits (carcases probably poisoned), poisoned eggs, poisoned individuals of protected animals, foxes, cats, and martens, including 5 Common Buzzards were found in the vicinity of the Podolie village in Slovakia.
New case of poisoning of the Imperial Eagle in Slovakia was revealed by the State Nature Conservancy staff on 23/03/2020 in the vicinity of the Pobedim village.
25.03.2020.
Two poisoning incidents has been recently discovered on two different sites at the Hortobágy National Park. One of them was reported by the public, the other one was found by the national park rangers.
12.03.2020.
Very last case of poisoning recorded in Serbia happened on February 23rd 2020., near the nest site of the only known remaining breeding pair of Imperial Eagles in the vicinity of Novi Knezevac, Serbia.
10.03.2020.
During the February 21st and 22nd 2020., members and volunteers from BirdLife Serbia (Bird Protection and Study Sociecty of Serbia) have choose two old oak trees, one poplar and one acacia tree to set up 4 new nesting platforms for eagles near the Special Nature Reserve "Pastures of the Great Bustard", at Novi Knezevac municipality, Serbia.
25.02.2020.
In January, 2020, the 17th National Eagle Census was organized by MME/Birdlife Hungary in collaboration with National Park Directorates and other NGOs.
21.01.2020.
Zoltán Kalán, Kiskunság National Park ranger and Samu, the detection dog that received training within the Pannon Eagle Life project found the carcasses of two young Imperial Eagles under a medium-voltage powerline near Kunszentmiklós.
10.01.2020.
Between the 17-19th of January, 2020, BirdLife Hungary (MME) is organizing the 17th National Eagle Census in collaboration with national park directorates and other nature conservation NGOs, in order to monitor the wintering population of birds of prey species in Hungary.
09.01.2020.
The PannonEagle LIFE project accepted the invitation of the Portugese non-governmental organization Liga para a Protecção da Natureza (LPN, https://www.lpn.pt/en) and attended the conference titled Raptors Conservation in Castro Verde between 14 and 16 November, 2019.
