Results

16 breeding pairs of Bonelli’s Eagles monitored
9 nestlings of Bonelli’s eagle tagged and tracked with GPS/GSM devices
Over 60 entities engaged in the stewardship network for the peri-urban Bonelli’s Eagles
4 land stewardship agreements with private landowners have been signed, which include specific conservation measures for a 20-year period and covering 108 hectares of critical habitat for the species’ survival; an additional 11 draft agreements, covering a further 960 hectares, are currently under evaluation by landowners
Over 36100 km of patrol routes implemented to prevent environmental crime
Over 85 pylons of dangerous powerlines retrofitted to avoid electrocution
56 hectares of shrubland habitat have been managed for fire prevention in two high fire-risk Bonelli’s Eagle territories
52 hectares of refuge areas (where hunting is prohibited) and 92 hectares of sowing areas for cereal crops have been established to support red-legged partridges and wild rabbits populations, key prey species of the Bonelli’s Eagle
9 participatory workshops with stakeholder groups (e.g., land planning and management for local administration, forest management, nature tourism, hunting management)
Over 13,500 students engaged in the Environmental Education Programme in schools
Over 700 people have participated in activities organised for the local community (e.g., ‘Eagle Days’ walks, LxAquila Festival, interpretative visits to TNM)