Vulture conservation through vulture friendly farming practice awareness and safety from toxic drugs in Southern Shan state

White-rumped Vulture (Image by Goran Ekstrom)

Project aims

  • Raise awareness of the threats posed by harmful veterinary drugs, including Diclofenac, to Critically Endangered vultures across four villages in southern Shan State, Myanmar.

  • Establish community-based veterinary groups, provide training and promote vulture-safe medicines and livestock vaccination.

  • Work with local communities to establish safe feeding stations and improve livestock carcass disposal practices to reduce the risk of vulture poisoning.

  • Train local community members to monitor vulture populations, livestock health and the use of harmful veterinary drugs.

Results

Reports

AT A GLANCE

 

Organisation: Biodiversity And Nature Conservation Association

Country: Myanmar

Year project started: 2026

Species: White-rumped Vulture, Slender-billed Vulture, and Red-headed Vulture

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