I documented the critical efforts to save Cyprus's last Griffon Vultures. With only 27 individuals left in the wild, their survival is seriously threatened by poisoning, habitat loss, and collisions with power lines. Over five years, I captured key moments: vultures arriving from Spain to restock the Cypriot population, close-ups at feeding stations in Spain, their release into the wild, and the deployment of anti-poison dog units to protect their habitats. I also documented the team investigating tragic losses, such as birds killed by powerlines, highlighting both the dangers these birds face and the tireless human effort to safeguard them. My aim is to showcase the fragility of these birds, the complexity of conservation work, and the resilience of those fighting hard for their future on the island.

Involved in the project are BirdLife Cyprus, Cyprus' Game and Fauna Service, Terra Cypria, The Cyprus Conservation Foundation and the Vulture Conservation Foundation.