Who supports the activities of the CERM Endangered Raptors Centre Association
Rewilding Europe is a non-profit organisation that develops ecosystem revitalization projects across the continent. It supports the CERM Association’s efforts to conserve the Egyptian vulture in Italy.
e-distribuzione S.p.A. is the main electricity distribution company in Italy. It was the beneficiary coordinator of the Egyptian vulture LIFE Project and supports the activities of the CERM Association for the conservation of the Egyptian vulture.
The Municipality of Matera supports the CERM Association’s efforts to operate the CRAS Wild Animal Recovery Centre in the San Giuliano Regional Nature Reserve (MT).
The Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research (ISPRA) collaborates with the CERM Association to restock the Egyptian vulture population in Italy and supports the management of captive breeding at the CERM Centre.
The Union of Mountain Municipalities of Amiata Grossetana founded the CERM Endangred Raptors Centre in Rocchette di Fazio (GR, Tuscany) and helps support its essential management costs.
The International Foundation for Mediterranean Biodiversity collaborates on the captive breeding of the Egyptian vulture by housing two pairs and releasing the born juveniles.
The Monti Cimini Authority – Lake Vico Regional Nature Reserve (VT) collaborates on the captive reproduction of the Egyptian vulture, hosting a pair at the Wild Animal Recovery centre of the Lake Vico Reserve.
The La Selva Organic Farm (Albinia – Orbetello, GR) has financed the creation of a new red kite feeding platform at CERM.