WORLD● LOWOct 4 · Oct 4, 2026, 7:05 AM
Reintroduction of vultures to France causes friction with farmers
RFI [en] · western europe
France’s vulture population is growing, thanks to a reintroduction campaign that began in the 1980s after the birds all but disappeared decades earlier. But according to some farmers, the return of the birds has brought challenges as well as rewards.
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