New paper: Can movement reveal lead poisoning in condors? #CaliforniaCondors are critically endangered, and one of their biggest threats comes from humans: #leadammunition. Can their #movementpatterns tell us when they’ve been exposed?
Pictures: A. Orr
#CondorConservation #LeadFree #AnimalTracking
Pictures: A. Orr
#CondorConservation #LeadFree #AnimalTracking
July 23, 2025 at 9:21 AM
New paper: Can movement reveal lead poisoning in condors? #CaliforniaCondors are critically endangered, and one of their biggest threats comes from humans: #leadammunition. Can their #movementpatterns tell us when they’ve been exposed?
Pictures: A. Orr
#CondorConservation #LeadFree #AnimalTracking
Pictures: A. Orr
#CondorConservation #LeadFree #AnimalTracking
New research from CSG! 🪶
Missy Braham’s new study shows wind—not food—drives CA condor movement.
Airspace-aware models beat habitat ones, with big implications for conservation & wind energy.
Read: doi.org/10.1016/j.cu...
#CondorConservation #Aeroecology
#condors #condorconservation #ornithology
Missy Braham’s new study shows wind—not food—drives CA condor movement.
Airspace-aware models beat habitat ones, with big implications for conservation & wind energy.
Read: doi.org/10.1016/j.cu...
#CondorConservation #Aeroecology
#condors #condorconservation #ornithology
July 30, 2025 at 10:01 PM
New research from CSG! 🪶
Missy Braham’s new study shows wind—not food—drives CA condor movement.
Airspace-aware models beat habitat ones, with big implications for conservation & wind energy.
Read: doi.org/10.1016/j.cu...
#CondorConservation #Aeroecology
#condors #condorconservation #ornithology
Missy Braham’s new study shows wind—not food—drives CA condor movement.
Airspace-aware models beat habitat ones, with big implications for conservation & wind energy.
Read: doi.org/10.1016/j.cu...
#CondorConservation #Aeroecology
#condors #condorconservation #ornithology
From just 22 birds in 1982 to over 600 today, the California condor recovery is soaring! A pair reintroduced by the Yurok Tribe is now incubating the first wild condor egg in the Pacific Northwest in over 100 years – a truly historic moment for wildlife! 🦅🌱 #CondorConservation #WildlifeSuccess
The California condor has recovered from just 22 birds in 1982 to 607 today. A pair reintroduced by the Yurok Tribe are now incubating the first wild egg in the Pacific Northwest in over 100 years
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July 13, 2026 at 8:00 PM
From just 22 birds in 1982 to over 600 today, the California condor recovery is soaring! A pair reintroduced by the Yurok Tribe is now incubating the first wild condor egg in the Pacific Northwest in over 100 years – a truly historic moment for wildlife! 🦅🌱 #CondorConservation #WildlifeSuccess