Ventana Wildlife Society biologist Mike Stake describes how technology is shaping non-lead outreach to help save condors in central California. But while struggling with roadblocks here at home, Mike takes us on a detour halfway around the world, where he draws hope from vulture recovery in a European country still ...
Since their reintroduction to the wild in 1992, endangered California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) populations have increased due to releases of captive-bred individuals and natural reproduction. Condors now nest across four subpopulations: Central and Southern California, Arizona/Utah, and Baja, Mexico. Most nests involve a male and female who share incubation and ...
