Pinnacles National Park California Condor Reestablishment – Annual Report 2012

Wolstenholme R, Welch A, Scherbinski S, Emmons G, Auer J, Jones J. 2012. Pinnacles National Park California Condor Reestablishment – Annual Report 2012. National Park Service

The Pinnacles National Park California Condor Reestablishment - Annual Report 2012 offers a detailed overview of the park's efforts in the conservation and recovery of the condor population. During 2012, the Pinnacles National Park Condor Reestablishment Program managed a flock of 34 condors, tracking the birds over a range of approximately 90 miles north to south and 60 miles east to west. In 2012, there were three nests that involved Pinnacles released birds. No juveniles were released in 2012. There were three mortalities of Pinnacles managed condors in 2012.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Wolstenholme, Rachel; Welch, Alacia; Scherbinski, Scott; Emmons, Gavin; Auer, Jessica; Jones, Jennie
Date of Issue
2012
Publisher
National Park Service
Keywords
California condors
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | At-risk Biota | T&E Species and Communities , NPS.gov Subject Site: At-Risk Species , NPS.gov Subject Site: California Condors

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