There’s a lot to know about the Horstmann Trust

We’ve been breeding vultures for over 40 years and have achieved a lot in that time – some of the first captive breeding of vultures happened here. We aim to continually improve and learn from what we do.

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From the practical to the theoretical we are always trying to improve how we manage and breed vultures and birds of prey.

At the core we are breeding birds to maintain our captive population but to also return birds to the wild to support the wild populations.

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Horstmann Trust images

This page contains images at the Horstmann trust, you may have seen them in social media, post or articles.

Two hooded vultures stand on a perch

African white-backed vulture chick in the palm of a hand

Juvenile bearded vulture sitting on a rock

An Egyptian vulture chick is held in an out-stretched palm

Two hooded vultures

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The Manfred Horstmann Trust Vulture Conservation Trust is a Charity registered with the Charity Commission for England & Wales (charity number 1200996)

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