Endangered Condors to Return
to Northern California Skies After
Nearly a Century
With a wingspan of almost 10 feet,
the California condor is the largest soaring land bird
in North America. These massive vultures are
essential members of their ecosystems and
play a significant role in the spiritual and
cultural beliefs of the Yurok Tribe,
as well as many other Tribes throughout northern
California and the Pacific Northwest.
Over the past twelve years, the Yurok Tribe
has led this reintroduction effort and completed
a tremendous amount of legwork to prepare
for the return of condors to the Pacific Northwest.
“We are extremely proud of the fact that our future generations will not know a world without prey-go-neesh,” said Joseph L. James, Chairman of the Yurok Tribe.
California condors prehistorically ranged from
California to Florida and, in contemporary times,
from Western Canada to Northern Mexico.
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