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March 2005
In the decades that preceded the eventual capture of all the wild condors, conservationists debated what action to take to save the species. One camp supported habitat ... 52 individuals, enabling reintroduction to commence. Beginning with just two birds, the number of condors in the wild rose to over 75 in 2003. Although the California condor recovery program proved ...
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First Deer Season with Nonlead Ammunition Requirements Opens Aug. 9
California condor. Lead poisoning is a serious threat to wild condors. Lead bullet fragments have been found to be a potential source of this risk to condors. To protect condors from lead poisoning as a result hunting activity, hunters can no longer use or possess lead projectiles while hunting in ...
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FORESTS FOREVER­ Protecting California's Forests
Send a letter to the U.S. Forest Service and tell them to keep wild forests intact and unroaded. Follow the link below to send your message: http://www.roadless.org/action/Future/FF ... in battle over athletic center (7/23/08) Warming West is ground zero for wildfires (7/21/08) Endangered condors survive Big Sur fire (7/18/08) Wildfire's role in the life of a forest (scroll to ...
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Sequoia trail
The monument already had 1,200 miles of vehicle roads. It doesn’t need one more, and neither do the fishers, condors and other wild creatures whose habitat is found in the groves. WHAT YOU CAN DO Write to Nancy C. Ruthenbeck, Supervisor of Sequoia National Forest, and protest the building of this illegal road. Ask for the original trailbed to ...
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The Hawk Conservancy Trust - Rehabilitation
Pygmy Owls to Andean Condors. Veterinary services to The Hawk Conservancy Trust provided by John Chitty BVetMed, CertZooMed, CBiol, MIBiol, ... 's work. Construct mobile release aviaries for returning birds back to suitable habitat in the wild. These will enable birds to acclimatise to their surroundings over a period of time prior ...
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USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Staff Profile
Delmarva fox squirrel Stable lead isotope ratios as a tool to determine lead origins in lead-poisoned wild birds, particularly raptors. Publications/Products: Pattee, O. H., J. W. Carpenter, S. H. Fritts, B. A. Rattner, S. N. Wiemeyer, J. A. Royle, and M. R. Smith. 2006. Lead poisoning in captive Andean condors (Vultur gryphus). J. Wildl. Dis. 42:772-779. Lance, S. L., J. E. Maldonado, C. I. ...
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Resumen en espaol. U.S./Canada Framework for Cooperation in the Protection and Recovery of Wild Species At Risk The Endangered Species Program is the Federal lead for coordinating with the ... 2003 Mexico edition Whooping Crane Population Reaches Record High Press release (Dec. 1, 2004) California Condors Return to Mexico. Press Release (Aug. 12, 2002) Feature on the Kootenai River white sturgeon ...
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Naturenet: Wild Birds and the Law
Have in one's possession or control any bird of a ... - under a general license when causing serious damage to agriculture or for the purpose of conserving wild birds. Fines and penalties The maximum fine that can be imposed in respect of a single bird, nest ...
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Wild Animal Park Exhibit: Condor Ridge
Opening date: May 27, 2000 Dining facility: Condor Cart Be sure to look for… California condors Desert bighorn sheep Thick-billed parrots Black-tailed prairie dogs Western burrowing owls Desert tortoises ... inside their large aviary. The California condor, which has never before been displayed at the Wild Animal Park, is symbolic of successful native species recovery programs. Fun facts In many of ...
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San Diego Zoo Blogs » Blog Archive » Master Carver Back at the Wild Animal Park
Diego Zoo Blogs home Blog Categories Default (1231) Animal Stories (300) Bear Awareness Days (10) California Condors (71) Conservation (408) CRES (Conservation and Research for Endangered Species) (256) Field Studies (86) Giant ... Comments RSS « Meet our Staff: Gardener Judy Bell California Condors to Find New Home in Santa Barbara » Master Carver Back at the Wild Animal Park Posted at 2:03 pm July ...
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