San Diego Zoo Safari Park Celebrates Milestone With 200th Condor Released Into Wild
The milestone marks more than four decades of efforts to bring the endangered California condor back from the brink of extinction. San Diego Zoo Safari Park has released its 200th Condor into wild, part of the Northern California Condor Restoration Program. The young condors were released in Yurok Country along the California-Oregon border and will join 26 condors already living in the wild there. The release was part of a partnership between the Yuroh Tribe and Redwood National and State Parks.
Veröffentlicht : Gestern durch Kristina Houck in Environment
The milestone comes after seven young condors were released in Yurok Country along the California-Oregon border. The birds will join 26 condors already living in the wild at the site.
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