Currently, the Agents Rurals and the Department of Territori monitor four territories inhabited by this bird of prey in areas such as Mont-rebei and Terradets. A potential fifth site in Camarasa is under study following the observation of reproductive behavior and nest construction.

Increased human activity since the pandemic, including climbing and drone use, threatens breeding success. Experts warn that if birds leave the nest for more than 30 minutes, the eggs may fail. An interactive Hipermapa is being developed to regulate access to climbing sectors during critical months.

Beyond the bearded vulture, Noguera hosts a rich biodiversity including Bonelli's eagles and Golden eagles. Meanwhile, the captive breeding program at Vallcalent, in collaboration with the Vulture Foundation, has already seen the first chicks hatch this season.