📰 New California Condors Nest

The YUROK TRIBE in the Pacific Northwest has reintroduced a pair of California Condors, who have established a nest.

🔭 Biologists with the Northern California Condor Restoration Program (NCCRP) determined that the female condor, known by her Yurok name Ney-gem’ Ne-chween-kah (“She carries our prayers”), likely laid an egg inside a hollow in an old-growth redwood tree.

🧑‍💼 This rare event did not come easy. The tribe spent nearly two decades conducting studies, evaluating contaminant risks, and building partnerships before releasing the first cohort of four condors in May 2022.

zmescience.com/ecology/animals…

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California Condors Are Finally Nesting In The Pacific Northwest After 100 Years Thanks to Tribe's Efforts

A young condor pair just made history in Northern California but surviving the wild is still terribly hard.

^{Liz Kimbrough (ZME Science)}

🐻 Happy World Bear Day!

Moments like this remind us how powerful and majestic wildlife can be. Protecting natural habitats ensures future generations can experience encounters like this. 🌲✨

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