I Protect the Hen Harrier in the Yvelines
Join the observer team to protect the Hen Harrier in the Yvelines, a critically declining raptor nesting in cereal crops. Your missions: locate breeding pairs, install protective enclosures around nests threatened by harvesting in June-July, and monitor young birds until fledging. This fieldwork, conducted from April to August alongside experienced volunteers, directly contributes to saving a heritage species whose population has declined by 50-70% in twenty years.
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As part of our observer team, help locate and protect Harriers, threatened raptors nesting in crops. The Hen Harrier is a critically threatened raptor: many pairs nest in cereal fields. If not protected, they risk being destroyed by combines in late June and early July.
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