4 endangered California condors will be released into wild
4 endangered California condors will be released into the wild
Four young captive-bred California condors ( Gymnogyps californianus) are set to be released on Saturday September 28 at Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in northern Arizona. The 28th annual event celebrating these endangered birds will also be live streamed via The Peregrine Fund’s YouTube channel, at 1 p.m. MDT/12 p.m. PDT.
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This Dec. 23, 2023 image provided by The Peregrine Fund shows a young condor named Milagra while at the World Center for ...
The California condor is the biggest bird in North America and has been on the endangered species list since 1987 when the bird went extinct in the wild. Currently, there are only 560 or so of them ...
California condors – known scientifically as Gymnogyps californianus – are imposing vultures. They’re the largest bird ...
The condor breeding program has grown the past four decades with assistance from the Oregon Zoo, Los Angeles Zoo, and the San ...
Long one of the world’s most endangered species, there are fewer than 400 California condors in the wild of North America.
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