Vultures keep ecosystems healthy by cleaning up carcasses and preventing disease spread.
Safe zones provide safe food sources and protect vultures from harmful veterinary medicines.
In 2025‑26, the breeding centre raised 35 chicks, released 87 birds, and educated 1,222 participants from 22 institutions.
A new book tells the story of India’s vulture recovery efforts.
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change is working with wildlife groups to create more Vulture Safe Zones.
The Jatayu Conservation Breeding Centre has successfully bred and released many vultures, training thousands in conservation techniques.
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