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Almonte and Hinojos (Huelva) and Aznalcázar (Seville)
2015-2017
Monitoring, conservation and recovery of the Iberian Imperial Eagle (Aquila adalberti) in the Doñana National Park and Doñana Natural Park.
- In 2017, the population of this species in the Doñana Natural Park increased thanks to the incorporation of a new breeding pair, hence Doñana again has 10 breeding pairs, mirroring pre-2015 levels. For the first time, since records regarding population of the Bonelli’s Eagle began in 1982, the population at large is producing offspring.
Actions undertaken
- Preparation and adaptation of substrates for nesting: posting signs that chick-rearing territories and areas of restricted access. Adaptation of trees with nests, undertaking felling and pruning works and the improvement of nesting platforms and adaptation of large-sized trees to improve the nesting habitat.
- Monitoring and surveillance of the breeding and chick-rearing territories.
- Supplementation of food during breeding season.