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San Diego Zoo releases 200th California condor raised in county
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance marked a milestone by releasing its 200th condor hatched at Safari Park into the wild.
Christian Mehlführer, User:Chmehl / CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance recently celebrated a significant achievement in wildlife conservation by releasing the 200th California condor hatched at its Safari Park in San Diego County.
This release is part of an ongoing restoration effort aimed at increasing the population of California condors in northern California.
The milestone highlights the important role that the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance plays in the recovery of this endangered species.
The released condors are monitored as part of the program to ensure their adaptation and survival in the wild.
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