On Thursday, October 28, condor 307 was released into the wild at Pinnacles National Monument. Two other birds were slated to be released, but did not choose to enter the double-door trap that serves as the exit for the flight pen. Two more birds will be released over the next few days.

If you see condors, please view them from a distance and never approach them or try to feed them.

Details of the October 28 Condor Release
Updates on Condors
Range of Condors
Milestones of the Condor Program at Pinnacles
California Condor Facts and Biology
Condors in the News
Condor Images
The Impact of Lead on the Condor Recovery Program
Closure Notice
The Transfer of the First Condors to Pinnacles
California Condor Population Information

Other Related Information
Ventana Wilderness Society Condor Information
San Diego Wild Animal Park Condor Program
US Fish & Wildlife Service Condor Information
Peregrine Fund Condor Restoration Information
Oregon Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo
California Condor Recovery Program