Only up to 40% of young raptors make it through their first year. Some starve when prey are scarce, or fall ill from disease, but many more are affected by human activities. Amanda Lucier For The ...

Plus, bringing back the California condor. Accessibility links. Skip to main content; ... The Biology Of Birds Of Prey The Snake River area ... in Mexico and Baja. FLATOW: And how many were you ...

We just returned from our sixth road trip to Baja California, another two-thousand-mile drive to see the gray whales that annually migrate five thousand miles from Alaska to have their ...

A trio of some of the most endangered birds in the world were relocated from their home in the Vermillion Cliffs of Arizona ...

A Northern California man was arrested after wildlife officials said they discovered the “largest raptor poaching case in known California history,” that included nearly 130 dead birds of prey ...

Two were hatched at the Oregon Zoo and two at the Peregrine Fund's World Center for Birds of Prey in Idaho. In the early 1980s, ... Arizona, Utah and Baja California, Mexico.

All, so far, have come from the Oregon Zoo or the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho. The breeding facilities are helping in repopulating California condors in their native range.

The raptors at Birds of Prey are at risk of catching the deadly virus. ... One of the species is the California condor. In the 1980's, only 22 California condors existed in the world, ...