Zoological Zagrada in Ostravie is also connected to the successful project of the return of the Zagrada to the free nature.
In the summer of the year, Zagrada is visited by two young people.
Zagrada will be released to the free nature and the first of them will start their long journey to the French natural park Grand Côse.
Zagrada is the first city in the world to visit the French natural park Grand Côse.
It is the first city in the world to visit the French natural park Grand Côse.
It is better than the bird wing in the center.
It is called bird wingers know this.
All other people don't really know what to do with birds.
We have a bird guide here. It is important that you can recognize the bird individually at large distances.
This is why certain feathers of the wing and the tail are colored.
We use a normal halberd medium as well as the reserve used to color the feathers.
The feathers will be very white or yellow. You can recognize each individual for yourself on two or three kilometers.
The second method is that the bird gets a ring on both legs in certain colors and with a certain code.
On this ring you can see different numbers impregnated, which show us what it is.
At what time it was released and at what year.
And whether it is a bird that comes from the free land or from the reserve.
Apart from these two landmarks that each bird gets, a DNA sample is also generated from each one of them.
In a central database in Switzerland it is saved.
This is the great advantage that you can extract DNA from a found feather, a mouse feather.
You can then compare and arrange the bird.
This is also an advantage if you can differentiate feathers from the nest in the free land.
This means that you also know what the parents of a certain young bird are.
And if you are lucky, you can even store the flame feathers from the young bird.
So that you can also save the DNA from the young bird.
These are the most important monitoring aids.
What is very important, a follow-up of the released bird, is essential.
Because otherwise we have no overview of what happened to the young bird.
And only this is how you come up with it.
Which birds survive, in which excursions they survive.
Survive, which losses affect all this.
Let yourself be recognized by these different methods.
Thank you very much.
We have finally arrived at the place where we are located.
We are located in the beautiful middle of the National Park of Hong Kong and the National Park of Seven in the central massif in France.
In an hour, they will be on the floor, which is located behind me on the top of the hill.
There are two young birds on the floor, one from the island and one from the hill.
This is the place where the young bird lives.
The young bird lives on the side of the hill.
I don't know if he's going to want to.
You've got the rings.
Do you see the numbers?
Do you see the red ones?
Here we are in a region that we call Grand Coast.
The coasts are limestone plateaus and people here, farmers, breed sheep.
And it's a place where vultures have all the conditions to live and find everything they need.
We have cliffs, we have wind conditions, we have pastures and sheep and lots of livestock.
So vultures, they have places to reproduce and opportunity to find food.
So here all the conditions are there for them.
In this area of Grand Coast we've got the four species of vultures.
We started 40 years ago with the reintroduction of griffin vulture.
That was the first time in the world that this species was reintroduced.
That makes it a quite emblematic program.
Then we had the coming back of the Egyptian vulture.
It came back on its own.
We reintroduced in 1992 till 2004 the black vulture.
That was with the help of the Black Vulture Conservation Foundation.
And now we finish the work with the fourth species, the birded vulture.
And after that we will have all the four species of vultures in Europe.
So here we are, we have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we are going to have the four species of vultures.
And now we will have the four species of vultures.
