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[pct-l] California Condors



As i recall, there were also many legitimate dedicated environmentalists 
and lovers of wild creatures who oppossed capturing all the wild condors 
for the captive breeding program.

Fortunately there fears did not come to pass and the program is 
sucessful so far.

But there is still a big danger from the Bush leagurs.

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Jeff Moorehead wrote:
> The release sites in So Cal are mainly limited to areas in Big Sur and 
> Ventura County. I took a trip into the Dick Smith Wilderness near the 
> Ojai area to sneak a peak at any of the truly wild condors. No luck 
> there.  This area is one of several sites where wildlife biologists 
> expect to see the expansion of the wild condor population. It is a 
> beautiful area-- real wild chaparral country. Hopefully one day we'll 
> see condors flying in this and other preserves in southern California.
> The condor recovery program has been an outstanding success. It was a 
> real triumph to witness how it worked out as planned-- despite the 
> objections of many polticians and anti-environmentalists who felt it was 
> a fictional notion initiated by tax-hungry lunatics.
> Go condors!!
>