Safari Park, San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld have not seen any of the animals in their collections infected in the three years ...

California condors went extinct in the wild in 1987 because of lead poisoning (from eating animals killed with lead bullets), poaching and habitat loss. But these birds have bounced back ...

The largest land bird in North America ... hunters used non-lead bullets and 28% packed out animal gut piles in condor habitat, according to Erin Brown, the California condor program coordinator ...

leading a broad coalition to preserve Tejon Ranch (a biodiversity hotspot containing vital habitat for the condor) as a national or state park — even after other conservation groups signed a ...

Tragedy struck the Yurok tribe’s condor restoration ... Unfortunately, lead poisoning, habitat loss, poaching and pesticide exposure have driven the majestic birds to the brink of extinction.

This particularly virulent strain of bird flu has also killed tens of ... household to qualified hunters and ranchers within the condor habitats. Since 2012, the VWS has provided 16,615 boxes ...

open image in gallery A photo of Pey-noh-pey-o-wok, a California condor that died after ingesting a lead pellet (Yurok Tribe) The bird was 18 months old and the youngest of his 18 bird flock.