<p>A dead Saker falcon hangs from a power line in Mongolia, where it is estimated around 4,000 of the endangered birds die by electrocution every year. Courtesy&nbsp;Environment Agency Abu Dhabi</p>
<p>A dead Saker falcon hangs from a power line in Mongolia, where it is estimated around 4,000 of the endangered birds die by electrocution every year. Courtesy&nbsp;Environment Agency Abu Dhabi</p>

Environment

Sheikh Mohammed acts to prevent deaths of thousands of endangered falcons by electrocution

New Dh70 million Mohammed bin Zayed research fund seeks solutions to needless deaths caused by electricity power lines

James Langton
James Langton

April 26, 2018