State's wild California Condor population hits 100

By Garrison Frost

October 09, 2010

Perhaps a hundred California Condors flying free over the state doesn't seem like a lot, but consider that in 1982 there were only 22. Great to see these birds bouncing back. Now let's get 200 out there.

By Garrison Frost

October 09, 2010

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