Falconry Threatens Barbary Falcons in the Canary Islands Through Genetic Admixture and Illegal Harvest of Nestlings

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Raptor Research, May 2019

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RT @Airam_Rguez: #Falconry Threatens Barbary #Falcons in the #CanaryIslands. Lost falconry birds pair with natural wild falcons, producing…

RT @Airam_Rguez: #Falconry Threatens Barbary #Falcons in the #CanaryIslands. Lost falconry birds pair with natural wild falcons, producing…

RT @Airam_Rguez: #Falconry Threatens Barbary #Falcons in the #CanaryIslands. Lost falconry birds pair with natural wild falcons, producing…

Of course #falconry can be a very useful #conservation tool. However, we should also tell people about the illegal trade of #falcons and the #GeneticPollution at some populations. E.g. #Barbary falcons at the #Canary #Islands https://t.co/QtNJl4sM1L Otherw

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