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California Condor - Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota
California condor population. Currently, 50 condors are living in the wild, but much work remains to be ... three healthy, separate populations of condors, one in California, one in Arizona, and a breeding population in captivity. OTHER RESOURCES U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service http://endangered.fws.gov/i/ ...
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Vulture & Raptor Conservation
Once ranging over most of North America, by the early 1980s the California Condor population had been reduced to only seven birds left in the wild, none of which were breeding pairs. Today, through an innovative captive breeding program, the population has grown to nearly 150, with 38 of these majestic birds now soaring free over isolated wilderness ...
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San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: California Condor
GPS tracking. Researchers will also be addressing some of the challenges to free- ... . Humans and condors Destruction of habitat, poaching, and lead poisoning almost wiped out the California condor population. In 1983, less than 30 birds remained in the wild. At that time, the ...
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San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: Andean Condor
Andean condors breed well in managed care, and there are continuing successful efforts to restore the condor population in the wild. Michael Mace, curator for birds at the San Diego Zoo's ... released in California to help test release techniques for their northern cousins in the California condor program. (The Andean condors were later recaptured and released in Colombia.) By using satellite and ...
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The Peregrine Fund - World Center of Birds Of Prey
Zimbabwe Notes from the Field Aplomado Falcon Updates Arctic Program-Greenland Asian Vulture Crisis California Condor Releases in Arizona Captive Breeding at the World Center for Birds of Prey East Africa ... refine our WNV vaccination and evaluation program in future years. As of mid-December 2006, the world California Condor population totaled 284 birds. Of those, 148 were in captivity; the wild ...
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Hopper Mountain National Wildife Refuge Complex
Management tools | Public Use | Questions and Answers | What are my chances of seeing a California condor from the roadside? | What other birds will I see on the Refuge from the roadside? ... providing valuable foraging habitat for California condors. The Refuge was used historically by the wild condor population. Smaller areas of habitat consist of juniper brush land, oak savannah, and pinyon pine/ ...
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Hopper Mountain National Wildife Refuge Complex
Outreach & Education Images Employment Opportunities Business Opportunities Contact Us Biology | Recovery Program | Current Population | Southern California Flock | Threats | Partners | Resources ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Condor Population Summaries in PDF's (To view these summaries you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader) ...
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May 2, 1992 Public Workshop Summary and Attachments (Page 2)
More recently. the California condor population has been affected by needless shooting, collecting for zoos and museums, changes in food ... of a species (those grizzly bears occuring in the lower 48 states) or a geographic population within a species (the panther specificilly recognized as the Florida panther, found in the extreme ...
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Free-ranging parrot population of Haiku District, Maui, Hawaii
Field work ... Neptune, NJ. Hardy, John W. 1963. Epigamic and reproductive behavior of the orange-fronted parakeet. Condor 65:169-199. Hews, Garrett. 1996 interview. East Maui Irrigation Co., Paia. Hoppe, Dieter. 1982. ...
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USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Staff Profile
Florida Assessing the genetic status of Whooping Cranes with AFLP Nighttime behavior of whooping cranes released in Florida (under review but funded) Restoration ecology of a nonmigrating population of whooping cranes in Florida: behavioral and habitat changes to increase survival Development of microsomal P450 as a bioindicator for environmental contaminant exposure Publications/Products: Ellis, ...
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