NATURAMA Lecture: The Golden Eagle

Description

Once persecuted and heavily decimated, the charismatic golden eagle now inhabits the entire Alpine region and the Jura arc. The eagle population has recovered so well that in the Swiss mountains, territory follows territory. Natural self-regulation ensures appropriate populations. In his lecture, David Jenny presents new research findings from GPS-supported studies and provides exciting insights into the life of this fascinating bird of prey. At the same time, he explains why the golden eagle must continue to be strictly protected despite its encouraging return. The lecture is linked to the book published in 2025 by Haupt-Verlag by David Jenny, Serge Denis, and Heinrich Haller.
You can purchase the book after the lecture. Speaker: Dr. David Jenny, Biologist, former employee of Vogelwarte Sempach and responsible for various golden eagle projects in Engadin | The auditorium Schlossstall of the Swiss National Park is located directly next to the castle. 10 minutes from the train station.

Highlights

• Lecture by Dr. David Jenny about the golden eagle
• New research findings from GPS-supported studies
• Book sales possible after the lecture

General Information

The lecture covers the re-establishment of the golden eagle in the Alpine region and presents current research findings. Dr. David Jenny, an experienced biologist, provides insights into the life of the bird of prey and the necessity of its protection.

Location

7530 Zernez, Switzerland

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