The Junta Uses Imperial Eagles as Sentinels in Andalusia to Detect the Nile Virus First
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The Follow-up of the Imperial Eagle by GPS Allows to Detect in Andalusia Outbreaks of the Nile Virus
Seville.- The 29 GPS emitters placed so far this year to Iberian imperial eagle chickens (Aquila adalberti) in Andalusia have allowed, in addition to their impact on the conservation of the species, to strengthen the detection of the Nile virus and other diseases that affect the human being.In the framework of the Plan of [...] The entry The monitoring of the imperial eagle by GPS allows to detect in Andalusia outbreaks of the Nile virus was fir…
Andalusia installs 29 GPS emitters to imperial eagle chickens, the largest campaign to date to follow the species and monitor the Nile virus. The entrance Andalusia installs 29 GPS in imperial eagle chickens to monitor the species and detect the Nile virus was first published in What!.
The Consejería de Sostenibilidad has placed this year 29 chickens located in the Natural Space of Doñana, Cádiz and the province of Granada Salobreña out of the alert for the virus of the Nile but will maintain the vigilance all year long
During this year, the Consejería de Sostenibilidad y Medio Ambiente (Consejería de Sostenibilidad y Medio Ambiente) has placed 29 GPS emitters of Iberian imperial eagle chickens located in different parts of Andalusia. The action is part of the Recovery Plan of the Imperial Iberian Eagle and aims to improve knowledge about the species, while at the same time strengthening the detection of the Nile virus and other diseases that can affect the hum…
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